shyt, If I was going to prison I would be getting high everyday too.
, y'all kno what this nikka was doingTRUUUU
bets lets evaluate this story real quik
ight everybody kno Beans ain't eating from no rap money
*pills wrapped up in a sandwich bag
*loaded gun
*bundles of cash found in his pocket
*lowkey car
Arraignment before District Justice Edward Christie lasted mere minutes Wednesday.
Sigel entered court wearing an olive green polo shirt, baggy camouflage cargo capri pants, black and red Lebron sneakers by Nike, and handcuffs. The leather belt securing the cuffs close to the prisoner's waist was hiked high over his belly.
Noticeably slurring his words, Sigel told the judge he was concerned that he didn't have a proper receipt for the confiscated money that he "won."
Unable to make bail, the two were sent to the Delaware County jail. A preliminary hearing was set for Wednesday.
Sigel was later transferred from Delaware County to federal custody, Perri said.
As Sigel was led from the courthouse to a blue prison van, reporters asked him what happened and whether he was in the car with guns and drugs. Nearby, a small group watched the spectacle.
"I was home in my bed last night," he saidas he struggled to get into the van. He covered his face with a paper to block photographers from getting a clear shot.
When you're really on drugs, you make a lot of late night runs
Put the search topic to bed by the way. This isn't about whether you can beat a case with a good lawyer or what the actual law is, necessarily. This is about reality. I've done more dirt on four wheels than I can really tell you, and usually it's all good. But sometimes it's not, and at those times, if it gets to that point - once a cop asks to search your shlt, it's basically a wrap for you. You're having a bad night. Nobody here is going to tell me different, because cops DO NOT walk away from someone saying "I know my rights and you can't search my vehicle without a warrant sir."
The best thing you can do is say yes and hope they don't do it. This actually happened to me once in DC, I crashed into a dude and cops came. There was a zip in the car and after all the paperwork shlt, he asked if he could take a look - I was like "go right ahead," and he was like "have a good night."
The only point I'll allow you is that there's definitely a difference between how often black and white people get pulled over, period. There's no question, and it also has to do with how many cops are around in their respective neighborhoods and what they're looking for, as well as other factors. With that being acknowledged, there's shlt you can do to minimize risk. Like homie said earlier, be low key. If you're riding around with no seat belt, music bumping, and a fitted on sideways - you have issues.
I've known a lot of people who just didn't care, and that's all good if you can accept the consequences. Beans strikes me as a dude that gets off on being in hood doing dirt, so I can't really feel too bad for him. (Not that I would anyway, I don't know this guy)
Then the damn cop told me to take my ass back to Detroit and catch the bus to school from now on.
this aint racial profiling, more like gangster profiling. cops aint dumb. u see 2 dudes lookin like god damn gang bangers, acting suspicious as fuk, it dont matter wat color their skin is.
black ppl get too sensitive about this "racial profiling" business. acting like beanie sigel dont look like a god damn gangster. if that fool was wearing a fukin suit wid some glasses and nice shoes instead of a fukin bandana, doorag, and penitentiary gear, maybe he wouldnt get his dumbass pulled over.
i gaurantee u if some mexicans, asians, or even whiteboys were dressed gangstered up, driving around suspiciosuly at fukin 3 am in the morning they'd get rolled too.
smfh at dumbass sigel. lock his junkie ass up and throw away the key.
When you're really on drugs, you make a lot of late night runs
Put the search topic to bed by the way. This isn't about whether you can beat a case with a good lawyer or what the actual law is, necessarily. This is about reality. I've done more dirt on four wheels than I can really tell you, and usually it's all good. But sometimes it's not, and at those times, if it gets to that point - once a cop asks to search your shlt, it's basically a wrap for you. You're having a bad night. Nobody here is going to tell me different, because cops DO NOT walk away from someone saying "I know my rights and you can't search my vehicle without a warrant sir."
The best thing you can do is say yes and hope they don't do it. This actually happened to me once in DC, I crashed into a dude and cops came. There was a zip in the car and after all the paperwork shlt, he asked if he could take a look - I was like "go right ahead," and he was like "have a good night."
The only point I'll allow you is that there's definitely a difference between how often black and white people get pulled over, period. There's no question, and it also has to do with how many cops are around in their respective neighborhoods and what they're looking for, as well as other factors. With that being acknowledged, there's shlt you can do to minimize risk. Like homie said earlier, be low key. If you're riding around with no seat belt, music bumping, and a fitted on sideways - you have issues.
I've known a lot of people who just didn't care, and that's all good if you can accept the consequences. Beans strikes me as a dude that gets off on being in hood doing dirt, so I can't really feel too bad for him. (Not that I would anyway, I don't know this guy
....they assume nikkas that know they rights is criminals with sumthing to hide....its basically 50/50 you can outsmart yourself into gettin in trouble you wouldn't have got into playin that "I know my rights" shyt....u would think drivin in that hybrid woulda made em more cop friendly bcuz the type of car obviously plays a part....cops saw that hybrid wit tints and wuz like 
and hit that siren
with other nikkas u know do dirt.....all u doin is bringing attention to yaself when cops see you and you mixing cases. goddamn 6 for 1...don't put urself in a situation where u gotta choose to snitch or not,or leave it up to ya boys to snitch on you first..
