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Pug

TyQuan Ford, most commonly known simply as "Pug", has long had a passion for riding dirt bikes and popping wheelies at roughly vertical angles, upon urban thoroughfares, exactly like how the recreational outfit of dirt bike riders known as the 12 O'Clock Boys has been doing for over a decade throughout Baltimore, Maryland. Due to the illegality of performing vehicle stunts on public thoroughfares, or specifically riding dirk bikes at all on the streets of certain cities (such as Baltimore), the signature activities of these riders have been marks of civil disobedience and, inasmuch, to an extent, organized crime, largely non-violent. Given such, there have furthermore been many clashes between police patrol units and effectively-dubious dirt bike riders, sometimes leading to deaths of the riders from concussive injuries. When he was sixteen years old, one Saturday in the spring of 2014, while riding, Pug wound up being pursued, knocked off his bike and tased, by Baltimore police, but he was not charged with a crime, whereas he did sustain injures that left him walking on crutches for a while, and most likely the bike he was riding was permanently confiscated. The outcomes of the incident did not deter him from his passion. He obscures his face with a bandana whenever performing dirk bike wheelies on the streets.

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