Gangster Disciples Rondell "Nightfall" Freeman and his crew took in more than $8,500 a day

Convicted a Gangster Disciples leader and three co-defendants of conspiracy for running a 24-hour drug market in the Cabrini-Green public housing complex.Rondell "Nightfall" Freeman and his crew took in more than $8,500 a day, prosecutors said. He faces at least 25 years in prison and his co-defendants face a minimum of 20 years. A fifth defendant was acquitted."We are very pleased with the verdict," Assistant U.S. Attorney Rachel Cannon said.
Freeman was allegedly beaten by Chicago Police officers in 2003 as a citizen videotaped it. Two officers were suspended but did not face criminal charges. Freeman and others settled with the city for $99,000