I Flooded Miami With 50,000 Ecstasy Pills: My Life in the Underworld

Former Miami drug dealer Westchester Stevie, an original member of the Miami Westchester Boys, gives a firsthand account of his rise through Miami’s nightclub drug trade. He explains how he went from selling small bags as a teenager to operating a 450-pound pill press, turning 25,000 ecstasy pills into 50,000 and beginning a 15-year drug run supplying street dealers, bars, restaurants and nightclubs across Miami.

Stevie recounts moving bricks, throwing a box of kilos from his car while escaping federal agents and fleeing to Disney World after federal agents raided his home. Following a two-year federal investigation, he turned himself in, received a 12-year sentence and ultimately served nearly seven years in federal prison.

Now working as a successful car salesman, Westchester Stevie reflects on the Westchester Boys, Miami’s cocaine and ecstasy eras, the consequences of fast money and how prison permanently changed his life. This episode of Honor Among Thieves Podcast offers a raw look inside Miami crime, drug trafficking, federal prison and one man’s journey away from the streets.

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This episode is presented for documentary, journalistic, and educational purposes. It does not promote or glorify illegal drug use, drug trafficking, identity fraud, or other criminal activity.

Chapters

00:00 Intro

01:52 Origins of Miami’s Westchester Boys

05:54 Scarface and Miami’s Fast-Money Era

10:06 The Wildest Westchester Boys Street Brawl

13:56 Building Miami’s Ecstasy Pill Operation

19:34 From 1,000 to 25,000 Ecstasy Pills