then that's why there's something wrong with the gun law.
Bobby Shmurda Got 7 Years . . . . .
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Nothing wrong with a gun law which is in conflict with a constitutional right afforded in most other jurisdictions ? And if the system isnt fair then neither is the law. Laws cant exist independent of the system.
“His sentence of 7 years, with credit for 2 years already served and good time credit will hopefully permit him to be home in approximately 3 1⁄2 years and resume his remarkable career. This plea also covers a separate Bronx Indictment.”
http://www.thefader.com/2016/09/09/bobby-shmurda-guilty-murder-case-7-years
https://www.yahoo.com/music/bobby-shmurda-accepts-plea-deal-serve-seven-years-173621817.html
Rapper Bobby Shmurda, born Ackquille Jean Pollard, and two co-defendants, Chad "Rowdy Rebel" Marshall and Nicholas McCoy, have accepted a plea deal from the prosecution in a New York State Supreme Court hearing today (Sept. 9), agreeing to serve seven years in prison rather than risk trial, which had been scheduled to begin jury selection Monday (Sept. 12).
Shortly after 12:45 p.m. this afternoon, Shmurda, dressed in a white t-shirt and orange pants, entered the courtroom alongside his co-defendants almost 21 months since he and several others were arrested at Manhattan's Quad Studios on the night of Dec. 17, 2014. With the long-delayed beginning of the trial looming, special prosecutor Nigel Farina offered a "global plea deal" to the four defendants -- Marshall, McCoy, Shmurda and Santino Boderick -- with the bargain contingent on all four accepting the deal. Marshall, McCoy and Shmurda were all offered sentences of seven years to plead guilty to 4th-degree conspiracy (to criminally posses a weapon in the second degree), which carries a sentence of 1-3 years, and 2nd-degree criminal weapons possession, which carries a sentence of 7 years. Boderick, however, was facing an additional charge of attempted assault, meaning his offer was for a minimum of 15 years.
After Farina read the offer to the court, Shmurda's attorney Alex Spiro asked justice Abraham Clott for a moment to allow each defense attorney the chance to speak with the defendants. After a tense 20 minutes, Clott reconvened the Court and asked each defendant in turn if they would accept the deal. First Marshall, the McCoy, answered that they would accept if each of their fellow defendants did as well. When Clott got to Shmurda, he replied, "It is my understanding my co-defendant is not interested." When Clott asked again whether he would accept the deal, Shmurda replied that he would if his fellow defendants did the same. Boderick, however, rejected the deal, essentially rejecting the plea for all four.
After a period of conferences and a rejected request by the defense for Shmurda and Marshall to plea independently from the other two defendants, Farina made an offer to split Boderick's plea off from the other three defendants, allowing Shmurda, Marshall and McCoy to accept the seven year sentence. Jury selection in Boderick's trial will begin Monday, as previously scheduled; Justice Clott informed him that if convicted after trial, Boderick was facing "the possibility of up to the equivalent of life without parole."
Official sentencing for Shmurda, Marshall and McCoy is now set for Oct. 19.
Under the deal, the two charges to which each pled guilty will be allowed to run concurrently, meaning the young rapper will face a maximum of 7 years in prison. Under the terms of the deal, Shmurda will not be allowed to appeal, but will get credit for time served -- nearly two years at this point -- leaving five years remaining on his sentence.
This story will be updated shortly.
Rapper Bobby Shmurda, born Ackquille Jean Pollard, and two co-defendants, Chad "Rowdy Rebel" Marshall and Nicholas McCoy, have accepted a plea deal from the prosecution in a New York State Supreme Court hearing today (Sept. 9), agreeing to serve seven years in prison rather than risk trial, which had been scheduled to begin jury selection Monday (Sept. 12).
Shortly after 12:45 p.m. this afternoon, Shmurda, dressed in a white t-shirt and orange pants, entered the courtroom alongside his co-defendants almost 21 months since he and several others were arrested at Manhattan's Quad Studios on the night of Dec. 17, 2014. With the long-delayed beginning of the trial looming, special prosecutor Nigel Farina offered a "global plea deal" to the four defendants -- Marshall, McCoy, Shmurda and Santino Boderick -- with the bargain contingent on all four accepting the deal. Marshall, McCoy and Shmurda were all offered sentences of seven years to plead guilty to 4th-degree conspiracy (to criminally posses a weapon in the second degree), which carries a sentence of 1-3 years, and 2nd-degree criminal weapons possession, which carries a sentence of 7 years. Boderick, however, was facing an additional charge of attempted assault, meaning his offer was for a minimum of 15 years.
After Farina read the offer to the court, Shmurda's attorney Alex Spiro asked justice Abraham Clott for a moment to allow each defense attorney the chance to speak with the defendants. After a tense 20 minutes, Clott reconvened the Court and asked each defendant in turn if they would accept the deal. First Marshall, the McCoy, answered that they would accept if each of their fellow defendants did as well. When Clott got to Shmurda, he replied, "It is my understanding my co-defendant is not interested." When Clott asked again whether he would accept the deal, Shmurda replied that he would if his fellow defendants did the same. Boderick, however, rejected the deal, essentially rejecting the plea for all four.
After a period of conferences and a rejected request by the defense for Shmurda and Marshall to plea independently from the other two defendants, Farina made an offer to split Boderick's plea off from the other three defendants, allowing Shmurda, Marshall and McCoy to accept the seven year sentence. Jury selection in Boderick's trial will begin Monday, as previously scheduled; Justice Clott informed him that if convicted after trial, Boderick was facing "the possibility of up to the equivalent of life without parole."
Official sentencing for Shmurda, Marshall and McCoy is now set for Oct. 19.
Under the deal, the two charges to which each pled guilty will be allowed to run concurrently, meaning the young rapper will face a maximum of 7 years in prison. Under the terms of the deal, Shmurda will not be allowed to appeal, but will get credit for time served -- nearly two years at this point -- leaving five years remaining on his sentence.
This story will be updated shortly.
It will have be on this condition, cops have to snitch on each other too. If the police don't tolerate snitching in their ranks that should tell everyone something right there.
Also let's be clear on snitching vs. concerned tax paying citizen reporting a crime. Snitching is what criminals do.
hey -states rights -NYS doesn't bar ownership neither does NYC, they just restrict carry...
in any matter NYC won't penalize you for ownership if the weapon is registered, just the concealed carry -
my guess is the drugged out idiot's gun isn't registered at all - god help him if it was reported stolen in another state or the numbers have been filed off
Well i dont even know if he had a gun charge. I was responding to a post about my comment about life as a NYC resident in general and how I would never live in that over populated rathole. And states rights dont supersede constitutional rights. Theres also a strong argument against the legitimacy of stricter application of gun laws in the city vs the rest of the state, and the high thresholds required to own and register....not to mention the enforcement of said laws which targets minorities.. Again, draconian bullshit. Fuck NY.
Yeah I heard he got caught with the Timmy Turner burner and some dope...if that was in NY dude's career is done already?
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Don't know much about this kid other than his name and this crime but all I can say is good luck to him.
He got sentenced about a week ago 
Using the basically the same beat and same flow.
You wanna know what was funny
the nigga thought this was the 90s...
thought that hot lil single he had was gonna bail him out
SMH
the nigga thought this was the 90s...
thought that hot lil single he had was gonna bail him out
SMH
No doubt they flipped him.... Dude is snitchin and probably will be offed before he gets out...
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oh ok. I was about to say Desiigner is done. Grand opening grand closing. SMH.
-yeah he caught a gun charge and menacing for pointing it....
- "you can't fight city hall" -NYC proverb
Wellllll he was bought up on conspiracy charges. I doubt you've heard of it. At least he's not doing time like the rest. Some of them never going to see the light of day again.
There's a lot of people locked up in NY on conspiracy charges. This is why I don't affiliate myself with people doing shady shit or get involved in any kind of gossiping. Because even if you have nothing physically to do with the actual situation just participating or being around it is enough to get you locked up.
How can this dumb fuck watch this transpire from his very borough and not read the tea leaves.
This case was shakey and was falling apart. Watch what you may hear when these dudes are released and EVERYTHING is revealed.
Somebody Fukked up miserably here. Something is not adding up.
Happy they have a chance to be released very early and get on with their lives.
Somebody Fukked up miserably here. Something is not adding up.
Happy they have a chance to be released very early and get on with their lives.
Probably the smartest move he could have made and he still be a young man when he comes home.
You know what's the funny shit he was on Jimmy Kimmel last week performing..
Note that Bobby Smurda was on Kimmel the week prior to getting arrested..
Coincidence? Nope lmaoo
Just more shit to rap about. Get your publicist to hype you up the closer you get to your release date and get in the studio with Gucci and Khaled as soon as you touch down.
hip hop police
7 years ain't bad compared to what he coulda got but man, his stay Up North is gonna be VERY hurtful. Crip niggas don't really get to live when they hit them mountains and he's high profile.
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They have wire tapes of bobby over the phone and they had an investigation on the crew over two years. The record label should release him if they are not doing anything for him. Still find it confusing why he couldnt post bail.
He shpuld be out sooner with already time served.
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