shmurda and sha money xl arrested on drug trafficking charges
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i agree, but corey got probation didnt he so i hope his lawyer is goodElzo69Renaissance wrote: »Meh ....if TI taught us one thing is this is light work ...Bobby can actually beat the case tho
Idk bro...if they say they've been probing his whole clique for 2 years..that means they didn't pull the trigger on the arrest until they KNEW they had all they needed for a closed case.
And NY ain't playing about guns like GA is. There's actually a town not too far from Atlanta down here where it's illegal to be a homeowner and NOT own a gun. NY on the other hand...
That right there tripped me out..I always wondered how he got out of that..
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http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20141218/civic-center/bobby-shmurdas-gs9-crew-charged-24-shootings-1-murder-investigators
They were involved in 24 shootings since 2013, including the shooting death of a rival 19-year-old gang member in an East Flatbush bodega on Feb. 8, 2013, and a June shooting this year where Shmurda fired into a crowd outside a Clarkson Avenue barbershop, investigators said.
“These are bad people,” Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said during a press conference at police headquarters. “They shouldn’t be celebrated and the fact their music is celebrated, and the so-called dance that they created, I would hope that those that emulate it would effectively understand what the source of it is.”
Police seized 21 weapons, 10 of which they found after arresting Shmurda and seven other crew members at the Quad Recording Studios near Rockefeller Center early Wednesday morning.
Shmurda, whose real name is Ackquille Pollard, was stopped in a vehicle after leaving the studio, where police found two weapons and a small quantity of ? in the car, according to investigators.
In one bizarre incident this past July, Rowdy Rebel, whose real name is Chad Marshall, was driving with crew member Santino Boderick in Boerum Hill when they spotted a rival gang member.
Boderick jumped out the car and fired shots into the rival gang member’s car, missing him, but shattering the window, narcotics prosecutor Bridget Brennan said during the press conference.
Rebel then performed at the Barclays center “hours after that shooting” at a celebrity basketball tournament wearing the same clothes form the shooting, Brennan added.
About a month later, a gun was found under a bed in a room registered to Rebel at the Millennium Hotel in Manhattan. Balistic tests matched it to the July 27 shooting, Brennan said.
Shmurda’s lawyer said he was targeted because the “government hates rap and by extension hates rappers.”
“If his name was Joe Blow, they’d have given him a desk-appearance ticket or cut him loose from the precinct,” said lawyer Howard Greenberg before the arraignment.
Shmurda was charged with conspiracy, reckless endangerment, criminal possession of a weapon and criminally using drug paraphernalia.
He was held on $2 million bond, which Greenberg said his record label, Epic Records, will pay.
Shmurda’s mother, Leslie Pollard, said after the arraignment, “It’s in ? ’s hands now."
Rebel was charged with conspiracy, attempted murder, attempted assault, reckless endangerment and criminal possession of a weapon.
Rashid "Rasha" Derissant, 22, was charged with murdering a member of the rival BMW crew in the 2013 shooting. Alex "A-Rod" Crandon, 22, who allegedly accompanied Derissant to the bodega at 803 Clarkson Avenue, was also charged with murder.
The other men charged were Santino “Cueno” Boderick, 21, Brian “Meeshie” Harvey, 23, Nicolas “Montana Flea” McCoy, 20, Javase “Fame” Pollard 22, Deshain “D-Boy” Cockett, 23, Remy “Fetti” Marshall, 19, Devon “Slice” Rodney, 21, Delroy “D-Rose” Edwards and Clevon “Dread” Pearson, 23.
Shmurda is due back in court on Jan. 29.
Bratton also expressed frustration at record labels for looking to make money off music glorifying violence and more broadly at society for embracing it.
“We are celebrating this, we are paying for this, we are glamorizing it,” Bratton said. “Shame on [record labels], shame on us for allowing it to happen.”
A man who identified himself as a representative from Epic Records at court declined to comment. -
The fact he name dropped so many names on "Hot ? ", is the cold. He told on his team before they made it to preliminary.
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If anything I hope this serves as a wake up call to stupid young ? living that life to keep that ? off the records and videos, you'd think that'd be common sense, but I guess not. -
TI looking at those guns like that's it?
? you een been to new york lately you can't even own more than 4 super soakers in that city. This arsenal or weapons is the equivalent of having 7 closets worth of TI guns in NYC. How you think the Smurda rate gone down in the last 20 years? They started in the 90s and as soon as 9/11 hit it was game over for weapons in the city.
? i almost got stopped and frisked for carrying a soda bout 2 months ago when i was out thur for my bday.
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So the gun used in a shooting is found under his bed months later? Smh there's a lot of dumbassness and fuckery going on here...looks police bee. On their ? for a while....still something funny bout all this hopefully the paperwork is released...
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There's a snitch in there somewhere also....
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Elzo69Renaissance wrote: »Meh ....if TI taught us one thing is this is light work ...Bobby can actually beat the case tho
Ahh ahh!
This is New York. See Plax, Wayne, and Ja. All did a year at least and that was for simply havin a gun, no drugs or bodies related
Do you not see that 'dope on the table' moment. He was 'under surveillance for quite some time'. They Wired this ngga. They better hope there's a Weebay in that crew that will just eat all the bodies. For his fam to be straight while he gone. But regardless, clearly they makin an example of Ackquille. Oh they gon hide him. Best believe, they gon play a nice game of hide n seek with him. Aint nobody findin him for atleast 1-2 years
If NY made an example of super bowl champ Plexico burress, with the mayor personally goin on tv to say he hope you go to jail, what you think they gon do with these little nggas. -
He been selling since the 5th grade and they just caught him
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Atleast bobby rap about real ? . Its over for him though
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money talks bro.i see him getting out but i dont know about the rest of his homies thoughPeanut_205 wrote: »Atleast bobby rap about real ? . Its over for him though
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A lot of you ? are fools .you stikl trust the police, media and justice system after what just happened in ferguson. The police are full of ? .
When are people gonna wake up. They ? multiple black man on camera and thn blame the innocent black men and broadcast it around the world.
Im disgusted at how stupid you people.
Look at bobbys face's
He aint no killer. The song is just a song thats it.
And all u wasteman on here laughing. This aint funny and its not gonna stop either -
Just read that Epic id gonna bail him out
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His career is over now the record company got him by the ? they bailed him out so they can recover some of their investment he is going to be rapping for free. They just going to pay him with the lawyer they give him that was already on the payroll anyway and if he don't act right they'll take the lawyer and bail then he will be sitting in jail with a public defender
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Depending on how strong the case is against homeboy who caught the body, he might have to go ahead and eat some charges
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Sucks for homie . Shoulda got out them streets .
How can he get out of the streets? When the streets are embedded in him!!!
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Don't new york have strict gun laws?
You ? damn right! Mace is even illegal up here. ? ! protecting yourself is illegal up here.
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Elzo69Renaissance wrote: »Looks like he may walk from this .....but someone is definitely going to have to eat the gun charges though
who ever has the least talent/ potential will take the rap so........:)
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ShiveDreadz wrote: »Its the kids that really believe that ? that suffer, they dont have the legal team backing them when they go out and emulate these idiots.
You cant be serious about black progression while supporting " trap rap"
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Sweat jones wrote: »A lot of you ? are fools .you stikl trust the police, media and justice system after what just happened in ferguson. The police are full of ? .
When are people gonna wake up. They ? multiple black man on camera and thn blame the innocent black men and broadcast it around the world.
Im disgusted at how stupid you people.
Look at bobbys face's
He aint no killer. The song is just a song thats it.
And all u wasteman on here laughing. This aint funny and its not gonna stop either
? is funny, he rap about that life with wack raps. Granted he lived it judging by the charges Now he's gonna have more ? to talk about in a few years -
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Man ? feelin bad for these ? . I should be sympathetic why? Because they young and black? Shouldn't have been mixed in with all that ?
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http://www.dnainfo.com/new-york/20141218/civic-center/bobby-shmurdas-gs9-crew-charged-24-shootings-1-murder-investigators
They were involved in 24 shootings since 2013, including the shooting death of a rival 19-year-old gang member in an East Flatbush bodega on Feb. 8, 2013, and a June shooting this year where Shmurda fired into a crowd outside a Clarkson Avenue barbershop, investigators said.
“These are bad people,” Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said during a press conference at police headquarters. “They shouldn’t be celebrated and the fact their music is celebrated, and the so-called dance that they created, I would hope that those that emulate it would effectively understand what the source of it is.”
Police seized 21 weapons, 10 of which they found after arresting Shmurda and seven other crew members at the Quad Recording Studios near Rockefeller Center early Wednesday morning.
Shmurda, whose real name is Ackquille Pollard, was stopped in a vehicle after leaving the studio, where police found two weapons and a small quantity of ? in the car, according to investigators.
In one bizarre incident this past July, Rowdy Rebel, whose real name is Chad Marshall, was driving with crew member Santino Boderick in Boerum Hill when they spotted a rival gang member.
Boderick jumped out the car and fired shots into the rival gang member’s car, missing him, but shattering the window, narcotics prosecutor Bridget Brennan said during the press conference.
Rebel then performed at the Barclays center “hours after that shooting” at a celebrity basketball tournament wearing the same clothes form the shooting, Brennan added.
About a month later, a gun was found under a bed in a room registered to Rebel at the Millennium Hotel in Manhattan. Balistic tests matched it to the July 27 shooting, Brennan said.
Shmurda’s lawyer said he was targeted because the “government hates rap and by extension hates rappers.”
“If his name was Joe Blow, they’d have given him a desk-appearance ticket or cut him loose from the precinct,” said lawyer Howard Greenberg before the arraignment.
Shmurda was charged with conspiracy, reckless endangerment, criminal possession of a weapon and criminally using drug paraphernalia.
He was held on $2 million bond, which Greenberg said his record label, Epic Records, will pay.
Shmurda’s mother, Leslie Pollard, said after the arraignment, “It’s in ? ’s hands now."
Rebel was charged with conspiracy, attempted murder, attempted assault, reckless endangerment and criminal possession of a weapon.
Rashid "Rasha" Derissant, 22, was charged with murdering a member of the rival BMW crew in the 2013 shooting. Alex "A-Rod" Crandon, 22, who allegedly accompanied Derissant to the bodega at 803 Clarkson Avenue, was also charged with murder.
The other men charged were Santino “Cueno” Boderick, 21, Brian “Meeshie” Harvey, 23, Nicolas “Montana Flea” McCoy, 20, Javase “Fame” Pollard 22, Deshain “D-Boy” Cockett, 23, Remy “Fetti” Marshall, 19, Devon “Slice” Rodney, 21, Delroy “D-Rose” Edwards and Clevon “Dread” Pearson, 23.
Shmurda is due back in court on Jan. 29.
Bratton also expressed frustration at record labels for looking to make money off music glorifying violence and more broadly at society for embracing it.
“We are celebrating this, we are paying for this, we are glamorizing it,” Bratton said. “Shame on [record labels], shame on us for allowing it to happen.”
A man who identified himself as a representative from Epic Records at court declined to comment.
What year is this really.? ain't even really selling ? like that.
What's really goin on?
