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At the age of 14, Coss starts selling cocaine in Manhattan's Lower East Side; by the time he reaches 18, he makes $3 million a year via his tri-state drug delivery service.
At the age of 14, Coss starts selling cocaine in Manhattan's Lower East Side; by the time he reaches 18, he makes $3 million a year via his tri-state drug delivery service.
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