Back in 2013, record exec Jimmy Henchman was handed down a life sentence for running a huge drug trafficking ring, and today, he’s been handed another one. This time, it’s for the murder of a G-unit affiliate, which he was found guilty of late last year. Prior to the murder, Henchman had a long-going feud with the crew, after Tony Yayo slapped his teenaged son in 2007. When handing down the sentence, Judge Colleen McMahon called Henchman’s crimes “heinous,” adding, “There’s nothing I can do to alter your fate.”
Jimmy Henchman Sentenced to LIFE In Prison!
This guy has been plastered all over the media. In case you haven’t heard, Jimmy Henchman, real name James Rosemond has officially been sentenced to life in prison as of Friday [10/25]. Czar Entertainment was the forefront of a multi-billion dollar drug ring, head up by Henchman. Trafficking drugs between L.A. and New York landed the once music executive and manager to acts such as, Brandy, Gucci Mane, Game and Akon, 13-counts – money laundering among others – June of last year. Brooklyn’s Federal Court was NOT playing! Hit the jump and check out Henchman’s statement on the sentence via publicist, Sibrena Stowe de Fernandez after the jump.
(Video) Jimmy Henchman’s Son Opens Up About His Father’s Troubles, G-Unit Fight & More
6 years ago, Jimmy Henchman made headlines, because a member of 50 Cent’s G-Unit crew and Jimmy’s then 14-year-old son got into a not-so-good situation (James was assualted.) Fast forward 6 years later…James is now the CEO of his own label out in Cincinnati, Ohio…but his dad is facing a LOAD of trouble. From pending murder charges to drug charges to an alleged confession involving Tupac’s shooting, Jimmy Henchman probably won’t see freedom again for a long time, if ever. James recently sat down in a rare interview discussing his father’s troubles, the G-Unit fight, his own dreams and more. Watch it below.
Jimmy Henchman Found Guilty On All Charges
Damn, cold world. Jimmy Henchman used to be on the top of his game in the music world, and now he’ll be doing plenty of time in a small, cold jail cell. Not quite the luxurious life he was once accustomed to. Details below. Marisa Mendez
