Dans la peau d'un chef de gang

His firsthand approach offers a rare perspective, but I'm curious about what motivated him to take such risks and how he navigated trust with the community.

The book blurs that boundary, making me wonder how much of the narrative is shaped by his own interactions versus observation. How did others interpret his role?

The detailed accounts seem genuine, but I wonder if there's a risk of romanticizing or oversimplifying complex social issues.