6ix9ine in Feds (Update :69 pleads not guilty, feds had a confidential informant within the camp)

[Homer Simpson]

Folks warned 6ix9ine a long time ago.

He didn't listen.

Now he's about to be food.

he was food from the start the only reason he got as big as he did was because he had the goonies protecting him

that allowed him to pull the stunts he did. without that he would've been the stupid lil dumb nikka spanked on youtube that he rapped about a long time ago

the initial interest people had in him was that he was a goofy rainbow hair, rainbow teeth with gang members in brooklyn

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

About to eat this nice dinner and watch this duke game


The square life

Fred

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

A Timeline of 6ix9ine and Tr3yway’s Legal ProblemsNovember 14, 2018: A Reduced Guilty Plea

A Timeline of 6ix9ine and Tr3yway’s Legal Problems

ByShawn Setaro
Shawn is a Senior Staff Writer at Complex and the host of The Cipher, a critically acclaimed hip-hop podcast that conducts in-depth interviews with the genre’s most interesting and important figures.

Shawn is also the former editor-in-chief of Rap Genius, and has written about music and culture for Forbes, The Atlantic, Vibe, The Source, GQ, Esquire, The Sondheim Review, and more.



Nov 20, 2018

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  Image via Getty/Michael Campanella
  6ix9ine was arrested this week on racketeering charges, alongside many of his former associates—including frequent social media co-star Kifano “Tr3yway Shotti” Jordan. 6ix9ine is facing life in prison if found guilty, and he’s looking at mandatory minimum sentences totaling 32 years.
  
  How did we get here? The federal indictment revealed an investigation that dates back to 2013, and 6ix9ine has been no stranger to the courtroom in recent years. Below is a timeline of 6ix9ine’s major interactions with the legal system and other violent events of note leading up to Sunday night’s events.
  
  October 2015: The Guilty Plea
  6ix9ine pleaded guilty to “use of child in a sexual performance.” The charge dates from a February 2015 incident involving the rapper, several other men, and a 13-year-old girl. You can read the details, including 6ix9ine’s various misrepresentations of the details of his plea, here.
  
  His sentencing was initially put off for two years as part of the plea deal (in the end, it would be closer to three, mostly due to 6ix9ine’s requests for additional time to complete his GED). In the interim, he had a list of conditions to abide by. They included getting his GED, performing 300 hours of community service, refraining from posting or re-posting sexually explicit or violent images that feature children or women to social media, not committing a crime for two years, and writing a letter apologizing to the girl and her family.
  
  May 2016: Tr3yway Before Tr3yway
  A pre-6ix9ine Tr3yway Shotti, living in New Jersey, was arrested after he was pulled over and ran from the cops. He was eventually caught with heroin, “an unknown white powder,” marijuana, a grinder, rolling papers, and a machete.
  
  September 2016: Tr3yway Shotti on the Run
  Tr3yway Shotti didn’t show up to court, and an arrest warrant was issued. In the middle of the following month, he was named Hunterdon County’s Fugitive of the Week. “I was on the run for two years,” he explained in a post-fame interview. “I was signing deals while I was on the run.”
  
  January 2018: H-Town Problems
  While at a Houston mall, 6ix9ine allegedly didn’t like that a 16-year-old fan named Santiago Albarran was shooting video of the rising star. The rapper and his bodyguards surrounded the teen, and 6ix9ine grabbed him.
  
  Albarran went to the cops, claiming that 6ix9ine had choked him. In May, it was revealed that there was a warrant out for 6ix9ine’s arrest in the case. Albarran eventually changed his tune and said he didn’t want the rapper prosecuted.
  
  April 2018: Shooting at Barclays
  On April 19, there was a shooting at a Casanova video shoot, and 6ix9ine’s involvement was suspected. Just a few days later, there was a possibly related shooting outside the Barclays Center following an Adrien Broner fight. Tr3yway Shotti was initially arrested for the shooting, then released. Not long after, his longtime associate Fuguan “Fubanger” Lovick was arrested instead.
  
  May 2018: Need a License?
  In Brooklyn, 6ix9ine was arrested for driving with a suspended license after parking in front of a hydrant. He was hit with a charge of assaulting a police officer for a related incident the next day.
  
  July 2018: 6ix9ine Kidnapped
  6ix9ine was kidnapped and robbed. Months later, a former member of his own management team was arrested as a suspect.
  
  August 2018: Get the Strap, for Real
  Uncle Murda was filming a video for his song “Get the Strap,” which features 50 Cent, 6ix9ine, and Casanova. A still-unidentified person fired shots half a block away from the set, and there was speculation that it was related to the beef between 6ix9ine and Casanova.
  
  September 2018: The Raid
  6ix9ine’s house was raided by the FBI while he was in Dubai filming a video. They found an AR-15 and a backpack that had credit cards and the ID of a man who was a victim of a midtown robbery in April. More on that last part later.
  
  October 2018: Finally Sentenced
  After many delays, 6ix9ine was sentenced for his 2015 case. He got four years of probation and 1,000 hours of community service. Prosecutors were angling for something harsher, but the judge thought 6ix9ine’s rough reputation was all bluster. She cited his “exaggerated overblown public persona.”
  
  October 2018: That’s One Way to Have a Meeting
  After his sentencing, 6ix9ine was scheduled to have dinner with his label head Elliot Grainge at NYC’s swanky restaurant Philippe Chow. Some members of the rapper’s entourage, including Tr3yway Shotti, attempted to get in, but Grainge’s security wouldn’t let them and a melee broke out. Shotti reportedly hit the bodyguard with a chair, and Faheem “Crippy” Walter (6ix9ine’s bodyguard at the time) was shot in the stomach. Soon after, Shotti turned himself in, then turned around and bailed himself out.
  
  November 8, 2018: Shooting at the Screen
  6ix9ine was filming a video alongside Kanye West in Beverly Hills. Before Nicki Minaj could show up, violence broke out on the set when a gunman, caught on video, drove up and fired shots.
  
  November 14, 2018: A Reduced Guilty Plea
  6ix9ine’s May charges were finally settled. He eventually plead guilty to a severely downgraded charge, which was dropped all the way down to disorderly conduct. He received a conditional discharge (to stay out of trouble for a year), and avoided jail time.
  
  November 15, 2018: “I Fired Everybody”
  In a surprising sudden announcement, 6ix9ine announced that he fired his whole team and cancelled the U.S. dates on his tour. In a follow-up interview with the Breakfast Club, the rapper explained that he was being robbed by his booking agency and promoters. MTA Booking denied 6ix9ine’s claims. He also spoke about “federal agents sitting in front of my house.” He added, “There’s only two things I fear in life. I fear God, and I fear the FBI.”
  
  November 18, 2018: The Arrest
  On Sunday night, 6ix9ine and five of his now-former associates—Tr3yway Shotti, Faheem Walter, Fuguan Lovick, Jensel “Ish” Butler, and Jamel “Mel Murda” Jones—were arrested by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, in concert with the NYPD and Homeland Security Investigations. 6ix9ine faces a range of racketeering and firearms-related charges, each of which carry maximum sentences ranging between three years and life. Mentioned specifically were his alleged involvements in an armed robbery in midtown Manhattan in April (which prosecutors say he filmed; the ID of the robbery victim was found in 6ix9ine’s house during the September raid); and a shooting in Brooklyn in July. The indictment specifically names the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods as a “criminal organization.”
  
  6ix9ine was denied bail, despite offering to surrender his passport. At the same time, reports came out that just two days before his arrest, he had been warned by federal agents that some of his now-fired affiliates had threatened his life. He turned down the feds’ offer of a hotel, and was put under 24-hour watch.
  
  The latest reports say that 6ix9ine is being held in the general population at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center. His new album Dummy Boy comes out on Friday.
  

 

[SAJ!!]

he was food from the start the only reason he got as big as he did was because he had the goonies protecting him

that allowed him to pull the stunts he did. without that he would've been the stupid lil dumb nikka spanked on youtube that he rapped about a long time ago

the initial interest people had in him was that he was a goofy rainbow hair, rainbow teeth with gang members in brooklyn

That is true.

When you have so many people eating off your plate, it's hard for you to enjoy your meal your damn self.

 

[Francis White]

Li,e someone else posted, makes all the sense in the world for the feds to try and press him on flimsy, because they know he a vulnerable young scared kid playing a character. Wouldn’t surprise me at all if the crew trying to protect him in gen pop, full court press, because if he super scared and close to being violated in there, he telling, quick.

Just curious, Tay K is younger, you think he is a young vulnerable kid? What about Rondo and D Rose they younger, are they vulnerable scared kids? You think the crew trying to protect them in prison?

 

[greenvale]

These dudes were moving reckless. Especially shotti

 

[Malcolmxxx_23]

These dudes were moving reckless. Especially shotti

That nikka shotti ain't never gonna see daylight

 

[Pop123]

So first the feds ran down on him a few days ago to let him know that there are multiple threats on his life

Then he gets brought in and told that they have wiretaps of his homies/ex homies saying they are going to violate him (are these wiretaps real?)

Then he gets denied bail when he clearly shouldn't have been denied bail

Then they put him in general population




They are obviously trying to scare this lil nikka and get him to crack and cooperate, that's all they want from him. He will cooperate sooner rather than later, he aint built to last, and this will end with him doing like 13 months, if that. Watch

 

[Don Homer]

when is the arraignment?
the trial?

 

[Representar]

Feds just putting pressure on 6ix9ine to ensure his testimony, they trying to give him 2 options,
go to jail for people who are trying to "super violate" you or cooperate against those same people and get to enjoy your 1.7m.
They denying him bail and throwing him in gen pop to speed up that cooperation, the only question remaining is how much time he ends up doing.

 

[RoidJonesJr]

if 6ix9ine never decides to go to the casino in Connecticut how long till they arrest him? days, weeks, months?

 

[Slystallion]

Commit federal crimes on camera with bright colored rainbow hair brehs....

SMH was actually starting to enjoy dudes music and entertainment gonna miss him as an entertainment figure

The NY hip hop police is real they stay fukking over any male NY artist who starts to bubble

 

[spliz]

So first the feds ran down on him a few days ago to let him know that there are multiple threats on his life

Then he gets brought in and told that they have wiretaps of his homies/ex homies saying they are going to violate him (are these wiretaps real?)

Then he gets denied bail when he clearly shouldn't have been denied bail

Then they put him in general population




They are obviously trying to scare this lil nikka and get him to crack and cooperate, that's all they want from him. He will cooperate sooner rather than later, he aint built to last, and this will end with him doing like 13 months, if that. Watch

Basically. I think he gonna end up doin more time than that tho.

 

[L&HH]

It wasn't HIS attorney nikka. A random lawyer that happened to be present during the initial bail hearing said that in his opinion the case against 6ix9ine was flimsy at best. The AR-15, for example, was found in an apartment that 6ix9ine hadn't been to in months. 6ix9ine's defense that he wasn't aware of the criminal shyt they were doing and he cut them off the moment he found out, seems solid unless the Feds have him confessing crimes on the taps. Unlike Bobby, 6ix9ine has the bread to hire an immaculate legal team of the best lawyers money can buy. Rainbow El Chapo going to be on the gram telling the Feds to suck his dikk real soon

The crib is in his name. You think a valid excuse for having an AR-15 and the stolen bookbag from an armed robbery that was on camera that they believe 69 was in the SUV when it happened is I haven't been in that crib in months? Alright so he's going to have to say who has been in the crib and who put those things in there (i.e. snitching). There's no way he's getting out of this unscathed without biting the cheese. They also say they have evidence of 69 ordering some of the hits/robberies.

Then there's also the matter of him likely violating probation that he has 3 years left on.

 

[muzikfrk75]

The crib is in his name. You think a valid excuse for having an AR-15 and the stolen bookbag from an armed robbery that was on camera that they believe 69 was in the SUV when it happened is I haven't been in that crib in months? Alright so he's going to have to say who has been in the crib and who put those things in there (i.e. snitching). There's no way he's getting out of this unscathed without biting the cheese. They also say they have evidence of 69 ordering some of the hits/robberies.

Then there's also the matter of him likely violating probation that he has 3 years left on.

@Big Boss