By Dhyana Levey
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Back in 1953, plaintiffs' attorney J. Gary Gwilliam ran with the Turks, a Seattle gang he created with about 20 other teenagers. They drank, used heroin, got tattoos, carried weapons and stole cars. "We thought we were the tough guys," said Gwilliam, a founding partner of Oakland's Gwilliam Ivary Chiosso Cavalli & Brewer. "We were looking for drugs and rock 'n' roll." ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer SAN FRANCISCO - Back in 1953, plaintiffs' attorney J. Gary Gwilliam ran with the Turks, a Seattle gang he created with about 20 other teenagers. They drank, used heroin, got tattoos, carried weapons and stole cars. "We thought we were the tough guys," said Gwilliam, a founding partner of Oakland's Gwilliam Ivary Chiosso Cavalli & Brewer. "We were looking for drugs and rock 'n' roll." ...
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