Damn He might have to do serious time
Battle Rap Legend Serius Jones Indicted on Human Trafficking Charges
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Guvnor
Da Speculative Spectacle®
Damn
Wonder how true it is but if it's true that's crazy.
bytch showed up with the post battle with Wolverine booty shorts on
You stupid breh lol.
TrifeGod
Chasing The Dragon
I don't even......
KravenMorehead™
Barrel Brothers.®
WHOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Archimedes
All Star
Thats that ether damn
Shoulda took that sonnin. shyt might have turned different.
spencerforhire
All Star
His only claim to fame was barely beating Jin. When he was asked for a rematch with Jin he turned it down. Weak.
His claim to fame was the battle with Murda Mook, then Fight Klub, etc
Not to mention Jin was coming off the head 100%, battling against somebody spittin all writtens. Serius is nice tho, I don't like his delivery but he got some shyt when he's on his A game.
How much time is he looking at if convicted
I thought this guy was a NY rapper this entire decadedude got arrested up in Walnut Creek CALIFORNIA ? If you not familiar with Walnut Creek, its not the city in the bay area to get arrested at
"The cost of living in Walnut Creek is 28% higher than the California average. The cost of living in Walnut Creek is 80% higher than the national average. The cost of housing in Walnut Creek is 200% higher than the national average"
a $3500 2 bedroom is realistic there. and it's def affordable if you pimpin chicks
get these nets
Veteran
get these nets
Veteran
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‘You owe me ya life’: New details in rapper Serius Jones’ pimping, human trafficking case
Case started after woman identified New Jersey rapper as her pimp
June 8, 2020
MARTINEZ — A famous battle rapper was arrested earlier this year after a Bay Area woman accused him of beating her up and demanding $20,000 as payment when she decided she no longer wanted him as her pimp, according to police records obtained by this newspaper.
Saleem Bligen, 39, who uses the stage name “Serius Jones,” is being held on a no-bail warrant in Contra Costa, facing eight felony counts that include human trafficking, pimping, robbery, criminal threats, assault, dissuading a witness, and possessing a stolen Lexus. According to records obtained by this news organization, the police investigation started last December with a stolen car report, before it snowballed into a sex trafficking case.
The charging records name a single alleged victim, a woman known publicly only as “Jane Doe,” to protect her identity. According to court records made public in May, Doe identified Bligen as her onetime pimp, and alleged that he stomped her with “Tims” — slang for Timberland brand boots — after she tried to separate herself from him. She said that when he was her pimp, he would become angry and threaten her if she failed to earn at least $1,500 per day.
Bligen has addressed the allegations in a freestyle rap recorded over a Contra Costa County jail phone and posted to Instagram on June 4. In the a cappella song, Bligen implies the charges are based on falsehoods, rapping, “OK now the cat’s out the bag, although it’s a lot more lying than a cat,” and referencing “ridiculous police statements” without elaboration. He also says he was not behind a GoFundMe page purportedly set up for him, which raised $110.
Doe said she came to know Bligen through a friend, and that at the time she was working as a dancer at a San Francisco strip club, police say. She alleged she was “working” for Bligen as a prostitute while he traveled between New Jersey, New York, and California, and that she had been a sex worker prior to meeting him.
The woman alleged that Bligen coached her on prostitution, telling her things like, “If (johns) don’t offer you money in the first five minutes, move onto the next one.” The woman said she occasionally walked “the blade” in San Francisco — slang term for an area known for prostitution — but mostly arranged for dates at hotels in the Bay Area and Hawaii, according to court records.
All of the proceeds went to Bligen, the woman alleged. Last October, she decided she’d had enough and told him she wasn’t willing to continue, police say. That’s when he showed up at her apartment, under extraordinary circumstances, police allege.
The woman said that on Oct. 14, she was at home in her apartment, when a 4.5-magnitude earthquake struck the Bay Area. She ran outside during the quake to look around. When she returned, Bligen was inside. She told police he demanded money, and when she refused, he knocked her to the ground and used his Timberland boots to step on her face, telling her, “You’re gonna die, b—-,” police records show.
Doe told police Bligen left several hours later, taking her Lexus as “a trophy fee” and added that he wanted $20,000 before she could be free of him. After she reported the car stolen, she reportedly received several text messages from Bligen, which were later obtained by authorities. In one, he allegedly made a threat to, “kill ya f—–‘ family.”
“Let’s see how much you really don’t care about yours, cuz even if I was in jail muf—as love me,” one text allegedly said. Others reportedly said: “You don’t have nobody in the world that would be willing to ride with you if I decide to let the wolves loose on you…You owe me ya life.”
Police later determined that the woman had used electronic money transfer apps to sent a total of $33,150 to Bligen, from July-October 2019, according to court records.
In January, Bligen was arrested in Las Vegas and brought to Contra Costa. He remains in pretrial detention in the West Contra Costa Detention Facility in Richmond. The charges are still pending, and he has pleaded not guilty.
‘You owe me ya life’: New details in rapper Serius Jones’ pimping, human trafficking case
Case started after woman identified New Jersey rapper as her pimp
June 8, 2020
MARTINEZ — A famous battle rapper was arrested earlier this year after a Bay Area woman accused him of beating her up and demanding $20,000 as payment when she decided she no longer wanted him as her pimp, according to police records obtained by this newspaper.
Saleem Bligen, 39, who uses the stage name “Serius Jones,” is being held on a no-bail warrant in Contra Costa, facing eight felony counts that include human trafficking, pimping, robbery, criminal threats, assault, dissuading a witness, and possessing a stolen Lexus. According to records obtained by this news organization, the police investigation started last December with a stolen car report, before it snowballed into a sex trafficking case.
The charging records name a single alleged victim, a woman known publicly only as “Jane Doe,” to protect her identity. According to court records made public in May, Doe identified Bligen as her onetime pimp, and alleged that he stomped her with “Tims” — slang for Timberland brand boots — after she tried to separate herself from him. She said that when he was her pimp, he would become angry and threaten her if she failed to earn at least $1,500 per day.
Bligen has addressed the allegations in a freestyle rap recorded over a Contra Costa County jail phone and posted to Instagram on June 4. In the a cappella song, Bligen implies the charges are based on falsehoods, rapping, “OK now the cat’s out the bag, although it’s a lot more lying than a cat,” and referencing “ridiculous police statements” without elaboration. He also says he was not behind a GoFundMe page purportedly set up for him, which raised $110.
Doe said she came to know Bligen through a friend, and that at the time she was working as a dancer at a San Francisco strip club, police say. She alleged she was “working” for Bligen as a prostitute while he traveled between New Jersey, New York, and California, and that she had been a sex worker prior to meeting him.
The woman alleged that Bligen coached her on prostitution, telling her things like, “If (johns) don’t offer you money in the first five minutes, move onto the next one.” The woman said she occasionally walked “the blade” in San Francisco — slang term for an area known for prostitution — but mostly arranged for dates at hotels in the Bay Area and Hawaii, according to court records.
All of the proceeds went to Bligen, the woman alleged. Last October, she decided she’d had enough and told him she wasn’t willing to continue, police say. That’s when he showed up at her apartment, under extraordinary circumstances, police allege.
The woman said that on Oct. 14, she was at home in her apartment, when a 4.5-magnitude earthquake struck the Bay Area. She ran outside during the quake to look around. When she returned, Bligen was inside. She told police he demanded money, and when she refused, he knocked her to the ground and used his Timberland boots to step on her face, telling her, “You’re gonna die, b—-,” police records show.
Doe told police Bligen left several hours later, taking her Lexus as “a trophy fee” and added that he wanted $20,000 before she could be free of him. After she reported the car stolen, she reportedly received several text messages from Bligen, which were later obtained by authorities. In one, he allegedly made a threat to, “kill ya f—–‘ family.”
“Let’s see how much you really don’t care about yours, cuz even if I was in jail muf—as love me,” one text allegedly said. Others reportedly said: “You don’t have nobody in the world that would be willing to ride with you if I decide to let the wolves loose on you…You owe me ya life.”
Police later determined that the woman had used electronic money transfer apps to sent a total of $33,150 to Bligen, from July-October 2019, according to court records.
In January, Bligen was arrested in Las Vegas and brought to Contra Costa. He remains in pretrial detention in the West Contra Costa Detention Facility in Richmond. The charges are still pending, and he has pleaded not guilty.
Cole Cash
They took a hammer and sickle to my back
I thought this guy was a NY rapper this entire decade
"The cost of living in Walnut Creek is 28% higher than the California average. The cost of living in Walnut Creek is 80% higher than the national average. The cost of housing in Walnut Creek is 200% higher than the national average"
its blue lives matter central right there.