Showing posts with label court. Show all posts
Showing posts with label court. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Gucci Mane Is Home: Gucci Mane Released From Fulton County Jail After 6 Months Locked Up! (His First Statement Upon His Release From Jail)




ATLANTA - Rapper Gucci Mane has been released from an Atlanta jail after serving six months for violating his probation on an assault charge.

The rapper, whose real name is Radric Davis, was released early Wednesday. He went to jail just as his latest album, "The State vs. Radric Davis" — which features Keyshia Cole, Lil Wayne, Soulja Boy, Keri Hilson and Usher — was being released.

The rapper said he has launched a new label, 1017 Brick Squad Records, in affiliation with Asylum/Warner Brothers Records, and said he'll be recording with rapper Wacka Flocka Flame in the near future.

He said his new album, "The Appeal," is scheduled for a summer release and that he'll begin a nationwide tour in July to promote it.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Waka Flocka Gets Locked Up


Waka — real name Juaquin James Malphurs — is on probation in Georgia for possessing a sawed-off shotgun. Cops tell us he violated probation by leaving the state. Waka will be held without bail at the Houston County Jail until his court appearance in a few weeks.

Source: TMZ

One minute he is chilling with Diddy at a video shoot and the next he’s locked up. He better not follow the lead of his mentor Gucci Mane and make prison his second home.

ITS only March and Waka Flocka has been shot, robbed, punched in the face and now locked up, someone needs to step in and save the rest of his year.

I HATE POSTING SHIT LIKE THIS...

Friday, March 5, 2010

T.I is Back !!!


On March 26 T.I. will officially be done with his prison term. Although the rapper has been off prison grounds since December 22, his sentencing required him to serve the remainder of his time at a halfway house. The rappers lawyer Steve Sadow has confirmed the March release date. Once T.I. has left the halfway house he is also expected to do 20-60 days of house arrest.
The king of the south hasn't let his legal troubles stop him. Currently working on a new album, T.I. has announced the new single "i'm Back." The artwork for the single can be seen on the official rappers website and it will officially be released on March 8.

Friday, October 23, 2009

How Would A Year In Jail Affect Lil Wayne’s Career? (Why Are All These Celebs Going Down With Gun Charges?)


On Thursday morning (October 22), Lil Wayne pleaded guilty on a felony gun-possession charge and is expected to be sentenced to a year in prison (although a shorter term of eight-to-10 months on good behavior appears likely). Several hip-hop artists MTV News spoke with in the hours after the news broke were extremely saddened by the development.

"Lil Wayne is a great friend of mine," said DJ Khaled, who had just heard the news. "He's a brother and he's helped so many people. He's helped so many people, the public, [his] city. Musically, he's helped other artists. He's just a great person on the whole.

"He's gonna be good no matter [what], 'cause Lil Wayne's so blessed, but the news has got me disturbed. When you do so much good for the world, make music to inspire young kids and give back to the community, to put a man away like that for eight months to a year ..." Khaled trailed off before continuing. "Lil Wayne is great person. It's just wack that people have to go through these trials and tribulations."

"It hurt us," Rick Ross said. The Bawse had just gotten off a plane to Los Angeles on Thursday morning when he heard about Wayne's plea. "We strategize and work towards this for so long, [and] when something like that, a major inconvenience such as that, nine people out of 10, that stint could hurt them. But I think Wayne has a unique situation with his Cash Money family and now his Young Money roster, I know they got a lot of things poppin'. Wayne's got enough music. He's one of the few artists I feel could eat those 10 months up, or that year, and then come home to rap royalty. If anybody is gonna be able to do it, it's gonna be Wayne.

"While Ross was optimistic, Juelz Santana was irate.

"I'm pissed off," Santana said on Thursday morning. Coincidentally, he was in Wayne's hometown of New Orleans filming his first movie, "Video Girl," with Meagan Good. "They totally violated my man. I been trying to call my man all morning. I'm offended! I'm offended, for one, that it happened in New York City. That was some bullsh--. I don't know the situation as far as what happened on the bus, but at the end of the day, Weezy shouldn't be going to jail for nothing right now."

Santana said he feels that Wayne was unfairly targeted by police, like many of his peers.

"Even as rappers, we out here on defense," he added. "We ain't out here hurting nobody. We go to shows picking up 50, 60, probably hundreds of thousands of dollars. Cash money! At the end of the day, you on the bus with however many people was there, how do the officers assume that it's Lil Wayne's gun?"

DJ Drama, who made the classic Dedication series of mixtapes with Wayne, also feels that rappers like Weezy are targeted unfairly.

"I was shocked," Drama said of the news about his collaborator. "It was ironic because when I got the e-mail, I was taking a break from shooting a CNN special [about] black men in America since President Obama's [election]. Then here we are halfway through [shooting] that, and I get a e-mail about Lil Wayne possibly facing jail time. One of the world's most popular music stars? It's crazy. Not to take anything from the actual charge or the conflicts of guns, [but] we all can bear witness to the racist tactics of the hip-hop police, specifically in New York. I remember numerous occasions, doing my promo [during] my album's run. They were outside the venues just clearly looking for situations. I can imagine on that night or any given night with the most heralded stars — the 50 Cents, the Lil Waynes — the aggressive nature, they came down on those guys. The system is not even fair to that extent."

"People can say 'Don't do the crime, do the time' or 'Don't carry weapons,' yadda, yadda, yadda," he continued. "These cops are coming so strategically at these artists to make these headlines, to make these statements ... it's plain and simple wrong. So much time and effort is put into putting our music stars behind bars, they still ain't find out who killed Tupac and Biggie."

Even with Wayne having to go away, these artists — like many fans — feel that the time outside of music will have little ill effect on his career.

"Wayne is gonna be all right because God is with him," Khaled insisted. "Us as hip-hop fans, we gotta support him when times are hard, too. I tell everybody you can't turn your back on somebody. I'm gonna ride with Wayne forever. I'm gonna play his music whether it's in the club, the radio or in my car. [It's] gonna be like he's got an album coming out every week."

"It most definitely could have been a lot worse," Ross added. "But Lil Wayne and his camp, his music is gonna remain visible and relevant. He's gonna handle his business and come home like a boss. Believe that.''

"This is finnin' to take him to a whole 'nother creative point," RossWayne, he's gonna release a mixtape from behind bars. He'll be right back with a new energy and he'll have the streets excited. People are going to want to hear what he has to say and speak his experience and speak to the youth." continued. "To have time to sit down ... I can imagine how many records and choruses he's gonna write. Knowing

Tuesday, July 21, 2009

Gucci Mane Not In Jail Says Attorney

Gucci Mane's attorney has denounced rumors that the Atlanta rapper has landed behind bars once again after allegedly violating the terms of his probation.

Late last weekend, rumors of Mane's incarceration ran rampant after Soulja Boy broke the hearsay to millions of his followers via Twitter.com.

"Just woke up to some bullshit. My nigga Gucci back in jail.. Free Gucci!" The post read.

But Mane's attorney, Dwight Thomas, insists his client is not in police custody, although he admits there are some legal "issues".

He says in a statement: "Gucci Mane is not incarcerated. His attorneys are addressing all pending issues through the courts."

Earlier this year, Mane, real name Radric Davis, was freed from the Atlanta County Jail in Georgia after serving six months for breaking the rules of his probation related to previous charges of assault and drug possession.


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Max B Gets At The Game Live From Jail! "He Better Pay Homage. Stop Jackin My Slang" + Says Chrissy (Jim Jones Wifey) Touched It On The Glass [Audio]



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Tuesday, June 16, 2009

When Superstar Bitches...Become Golddiggers Skanks!!!


Kelis Says She's Broke, Requests $23,000 For Baby Maintenance
he Nas/Kelis split just keeps getting uglier and uglier.

Late last month, Kelis motioned to have a judge force the Queens rapper into paying spousal support, child support, all pregnancy-related expenses, and one-half of all medical expenses after the child is born as well as her lawyer fees.

Nas responded to the divorce papers and the motion by asking the judge to deny Kelis the spousal support she's seeking claiming she is financially stable.

According to TMZ, Kelis however claims Nas has left her broke with no financial backing.

"I have run out of money," Kelis is quoted as saying.

"My survival is based on [Nas'] will at this time. If he does not want to pay for an expense, it does not get paid."

Aside from the aforementioned expenses, Kelis is also asking that Nas pays up $3,500 for the baby nurse after the child's birth, and $20,000 for strollers, cribs and other baby supplies.

Kelis says she's entitled to maintain the lavish lifestyle she became accustomed to during their marriage -- the couple own five homes, fly first class, go to fancy restaurants, and so on.

Max B’s First Interview From Behind Bars (Audio)


Damn Maxxxy...

Thursday, June 11, 2009

MAX B FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER!!! Sentencing NexT Month!!


Harlem rapper Max B has reportedly been found guilty on multiple felony murder conspiracy charges stemming from a 2006 robbery that left one man dead.
Max B, real name Charly Wingate, was the alleged mastermind behind a $30,000 heist targeting two men in 2006.
Wingate is accused of conspiring with his step brother Kelvin Leerdam, and his girlfriend Gina Conway.
Conway served as the prosecution’s secret weapon in the case, testifying against the rapper in exchange for a shorter sentence.
Conway testified that she told Wingate of David Taylor and Allan "Jay" Plowden's flashy life style--making them the perfect targets.
Plowden and Taylor were robbed of over $30,000 worth of cash and personal effects in a Fort Lee hotel on September 22, 2006.
During the botched robbery Plowden was bound with duct tape, and Taylor was killed by a gunshot to the head.
A guilty verdict was announced moments ago.
Wingate along with his step brother, were found guilty of 9 out of 11 counts including felony murder, robbery, and conspiracy to commit murder. Wingate was reportedly detained immediately.
His sentencing date is set for July 30, 2009.



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Wednesday, June 3, 2009

Max B - Never Wanna Go Back....

HACKENSACK, NJ 5/27/09 Gina Conway, former girlfriend of rapper Charlie “Max B” Wingate, seen here, testifies against him and Kelvin Leerdam in their murder/robbery trial in Bergen County court

Max B just recorded this track for his fans and asked us to post it here at AmalgamDigital.com on the eve of his last trial date.

Tommorow June 3rd, 2009 will be Max B’s final date in court.

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Poor Maxyy...oww oww oww

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