NBA Youngboy has by no means been one to again down from a struggle, however even his most devoted followers couldn’t assist however elevate their eyebrows at a just lately resurfaced video from a 2019 arrest.
The undated video went viral on social media on Thursday (October 5). Within the video, the Baton Rouge native could be seen pacing forwards and backwards in one of many holding cells, earlier than going as much as the police and threatening violence.
“I’ll break one in all your telephones first,” NBA Youngboy mentioned to one of many officers.
“You’re not going get my telephone,” the officer responded.
“I imply payphone,” he clarified.
The officer can then be seen informing the “I Want To Know” rapper that he was in a holding cell, not a jail, and that he could be launched as quickly as his lawyer confirmed up.
Try the footage under.
2019 was fairly the tough 12 months for NBA Youngboy. Along with being arrested for marijuana possession — which is the place the resurfaced video got here from — he was despatched to the slammer in August 2019 for 3 months on a probation violation.
He was then positioned on three years of probation with a suspended 10-year jail sentence after putting a plea deal in his 2016 taking pictures case. Though he stayed out of bother for awhile, he discovered himself in a precarious state of affairs in Could following a deadly taking pictures throughout Rolling Loud Miami weekend.
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At a listening to later that month, District Choose Bonnie Jackson dominated a social media put up involving the incident constituted a probation violation and promptly despatched him again to jail.
The Baton Rouge rapper’s lawyer mentioned the taking pictures was an “assassination try” on his life, insisting he was the sufferer. However, Jackson nonetheless penalized him for the occasion.
YoungBoy was then positioned on home arrest for 14 months to serve out the remainder of his probation.
In an article revealed by the Miami Herald, YoungBoy’s lawyer, James Manasseh, mentioned his consumer desires to assist the sufferer’s household in any manner doable. He added he needs he would’ve been killed as a substitute.
“He instructed me, ‘I want they might have gotten me, not him,’” Manasseh mentioned.
