Hmm, could this have anything to do with Bone not wanting to snitch? The judge Suge Knight’s murder case has just drastically reduced his bail from $25 million to $10 million, which is much easier to attain. So much easier, in fact, Suge’s lawyer Matthew Fletcher told TMZ he now thinks Suge can make bail as early as today! The good news doesn’t stop there – the judge has also dropped one of the hit-and-run counts against Suge, though the murder and attempted murder counts still stand. This is certainly an interesting development! We’ll keep you updated.
(Photos) NFL: Aaron Hernandez’ Jail ID Available For Purchase On Ebay
Do you have $500 hanging around right now that you really don’t need? I doubt it, but if you did you could own the jailhouse ID card belonging to Aaron Hernandez. No clue how his ID card even hit the market, let alone got out of the prison but it is currently up for grabs. I actually won’t be surprised to see the bids wind up much higher. I gotta assume a corrections officer or someone involved in the prison thought it would be a good idea to sneak out and sell. A verdict is expected next week in the trial itself. Check the gallery!
Keyshia Cole Gets The All-Clear And Will NOT Be Going To Jail
Back in September, Keyshia Cole was arrested for fighting a woman she found at her man Birdman’s apartment early in the morning. TMZ later reported that Keyshia would NOT be getting charged for any type of assault, and likely only receive some mandatory anger management classes. That being said, many were surprised when Keysh took to Twitter in December to reveal she was sentenced to 30 days in jail…however, she did say it was stemming from “something from 10 years ago.” Apparently, Keyshia’s arrest had turned up a warrant from a 2002 DUI. Back then, she was placed on probation and was required to attend an alcohol ed course, but since the court records didn’t show proof of completion, the judge issued a bench warrant.
Jimmy Henchman Receives A Second Life Sentence
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.”
Bobby Shmurda Calls Back To Hot 97, This Time With Rowdy Rebel
Last week, Hot 97’s Ebro In The Morning show was able to get Bobby Shmurda on the phone to get an update on his move from Rikers to PC at Manhattan Detention Complex (aka “The Tombs.”) Unfortunately, the call got cut short, originally believed to be by police, despite him getting approval beforehand. However, it turns out that it was Hot’s phone. C’mon son! Today, Ebro and co. were able to get Bobby back on the line, and this time, his fellow incarcerated GS9 member Rowdy Rebel was with him! During the call, the guys discussed Bobby’s uncle, who they called “a lying a$$ n*gga,” Bobby looking for a manager, their situation with Epic/Sony and more. Listen in below!
Bobby Shmurda Transferred To Protective Custody + Checks In With Ebro In The Morning
After being held in Rikers following his December arrest, rapper Bobby Shmurda has been moved to protective custody at the Manhattan Detention Complex in lower Manhattan while awaiting trial. Obviously this is in Bobby’s best interest, as often times, fame makes you a target by fellow inmates. As for an update on his case, separate gun charges from Bobby’s arrest back in June, as well as a separate weed case in December, were combined into the Office of the Special Prosecutor’s case against him earlier this week. Things aren’t looking good. Meanwhile he called into Ebro In The Morning this morning, and explained the protective custody move, a recent fight his man Rowdy Rebel got into and more. Listen up below!
