Abdul West News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Dark Lo has denied snitching on anyone to get his gun charges dropped amid his Ar-AB drama, revealing that he pleaded out his case without snitching.

Philadelphia rapper AR-Ab is expected to spend the next four decades behind bars. According to the  Philadelphia Inquirer, the 38-year-old artist—legal name Abdul West—was sentenced Thursday to 45 years in prison for his alleged role in a drug-trafficking ring. The news comes less than three years after AR-Ab and eight other men were arrested on federal drug charges. Prosecutors accused the rapper of turning his Original Block Hustlaz (OBH) record label into a large-scale trafficking ring that was implicated in at least one murder.  “You could have been a hero instead of a criminal...

AR-Ab may be regretting putting too much of his life down in the studio. On Thursday (Apri 16), the Philadelphia rapper was sentenced to 45 years in prison for his role in a drug ring, and his own words were used against him in court.

West received his sentence following a 2019 conviction that stated his Original Block Hustlaz record label had been turned into a drug ring that was responsible for at least one murder. “You could have been a hero instead of a criminal,” said Federal Judge Michael Baylson during the sentencing hearing. “But you became a drug dealer. You made that decision. That’s why you’re being punished.” Advertisement “The court, the FBI agents, and the prosecutors don’t understand my culture,” AR-Ab said to the court during his sentencing. “We don’t rap about flowers and rainbows. ...

Published on: Apr 15, 2021, 10:12 AM Philadelphia, PA – Philadelphia rapper AR-Ab (real name Abdul West) has been behind the walls of the Federal Detention Center in Philly since his 2018 arrest on drug charges. According to All Hip Hop, AR-Ab filed an emergency motion earlier this week to prevent the murder victims’ family members from delivering their impact statements at Thursday’s (April 15) sentencing hearing. The federal government’s case against AR-Ab and eight members of his Original Block Hustlaz (OBH) crew was given new life after former associate Dontez “Tez” Stewart...