Feds raid Omi in the Hellcat

It seems like niggas just guessing on dude and really have no idea what his situation is lol. Some of the explanations in here don't even make sense.
dude i broke down the whole thing from beginning to end... all of his followers for the most shut the fuck up when they heard what i said

 
So why they ain't suing them
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I still will never understand who would even buy some shit like that!!! They are just knock off Jordans.

I would think not one Kat in the hood would want to be seen wearing these shits.

They want $200 for that knock off shit!!!!
Niggas unoriginal. Bape had everybody thinking they could do that. 15 fucking years ago.
 
Niggas unoriginal. Bape had everybody thinking they could do that. 15 fucking years ago.
They could 15 years ago, but once Nike got the panels copyrighted it was a wrap. The funny thing is you don’t have to do much to escape a lawsuit. Brotha that owns SIA Collective broke it down. He said he actually warned this idiot(OMI) that he needed to change the panels.
 
They could 15 years ago, but once Nike got the panels copyrighted it was a wrap. The funny thing is you don’t have to do much to escape a lawsuit. Brotha that owns SIA Collective broke it down. He said he actually warned this idiot(OMI) that he needed to change the panels.

Exactly

Them lazy niggas made a scammer's shoe

They whole wave is scamming
 

According to court documents, Bill Omar Carrasquillo, 35, of Swedesboro, New Jersey; Jesse Gonzales, 42, of Pico Rivera, California; and Michael Barone, 36, of Richmond Hill, New York, operated a large-scale cable theft scheme between at least March 2016 and at least November 2019, in which they fraudulently obtained cable television accounts and then resold copyrighted content to thousands of their own subscribers. According to the indictment, the defendants also made fraudulent misrepresentations to banks and merchant processors in an effort to obtain merchant processing accounts. The defendants allegedly earned more than $30 million from the scheme.

As alleged, Carrasquillo converted a large portion of his profits into homes and dozens of vehicles, including high-end sports cars. When agents attempted to seize those items pursuant to judicially-authorized warrants, Carrasquillo made false statements about and attempted to hide some of those vehicles, including a Freightliner recreational vehicle and a McLaren sports vehicle.

Carrasquillo had built an empire of IPTV streaming services that captured Comcast, Verizon, Spectrum, DirecTV, and Frontier Communications broadcasts, and then illegally retransmitted them over the internet at knockdown prices.
 
For that kind of time and loss of bread, I would of dropped 200lbs, would look like a totally different person and ghosted.

They wouldnt of found me
 
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