James Smoot was only 14 when Bloods gang members persuaded their newest recruit to commit a murder in Baltimore County.
Armed with a handgun, the teen ? nicknamed “Lil? J” ? walked up to the home of a 32-year-old Essex man who allegedly owed the gang money. He knocked on the door. The boy opened fire.
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