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‘Gucci Gangster’: Khamprasong Thammavon Often dubbed the “Gucci gangster,” Khamprasong Thammavon’s mugshot displaying a mug-full of busy tattoos blew up after he was placed behind bars in 2016. The 33-year-old, whom California police said was a documented member of the Laos Bloods gang, certainly turns heads due to his own.
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‘Gucci Gangster’: Khamprasong Thammavon
Often dubbed the “Gucci gangster,” Khamprasong Thammavon’s mugshot displaying a mug-full of busy tattoos blew up after he was placed behind bars in 2016. The 33-year-old, whom California police said was a documented member of the Laos Bloods gang, certainly turns heads due to his own.
The image of the heavily-inked gangster came to light after California police pulled over the then-probationer and raided his house, uncovering a stash of weapons and drugs. He was arrested on numerous felony charges, but it’s his intricate ink work that fuelled astonished observation.
Originally posted 2017-12-23 05:43:28.
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