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During the height of Detroit's crack craze, Maserati Rick Carter reigned as the most recognized of all of the flashy, high rolling dealers in the motor city. None could match Rick's flair for the dramatic an attribute he would display even in death.
Richard "Maserati Rick" Carter Sr. (born Richard Earl Carter; July 31, 1959 – September 12, 1988) is an American racketeer who was once associated with the "Best Friends" an African-American crime organization that had a stronghold on the cocaine and heroin trade in Detroit from 1982 to 1991..
In the annals of Detroit's tumultuous history, one name stands out amidst the chaos and struggle: Richard Carter, better known as Maserati Rick. His story, etched in the fabric of the city's streets, is a tale of ambition, loyalty, betrayal, and ultimately, tragedy.
13 Σεπ 2018 · Dapper Detroit drug don Richard (Maserati Rick) Carter was killed in maybe the most brazen gangland slaying in Motown’s storied underworld history 30 years ago this week.
22 Οκτ 2020 · Come the summer of 1987, Maserati Rick Carter got himself and Holloway entangled in a beef with Eastside drug chief Edward (Black Ed) Hanserd, a one-time customer of the pair turned competitor...
A violent turf war between the gang and former associates Demetrius Holloway and Richard "Maserati Rick" Carter leaves the streets of Detroit awash in blood. The only surviving brother, Reginald "Rockin' Reggie" Brown, had a murder conviction overturned in 1992 but was re-arrested in 1993 for the murders of four people, including a three-year ...
Richard Earl Carter was born on July 31, 1959 and raised in post-industrial Detroit, Michigan following the decline of the city's auto industry and widesprea...
