🎤🔒 Da Unstoppable Fetty Wap Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison

Rappa Fetty Wap, also known as Willie Junior Maxwell II, wen get hit wit’ one six-year prison sentence on Wednesday fo’ his role in one drug trafficking conspiracy, according to officials. 😮🔒

Da rappa wen plead guilty back in August fo’ conspiracy to distribute an’ possess controlled substances. Together wit’ his co-defendants, dey wen handle an’ distribute ova’ 220 pounds of heroin, fentanyl, an’ crack cocaine between June 2019 an’ June 2020. 💊🚚

Dem guys wen get da drugs from da West Coast an’ use mail o’ drivers wit’ secret compartments fo’ transport ’em to Suffolk County, New York. Den, da drugs wen end up in da hands of dealers, who wen sell ’em on Long Island an’ in New Jersey, like da court filings say. 📦🚛💰

Prosecutors wen recognize Fetty Wap as one major player in dis drug trafficking organization, movin’ ’em in kilogram quantities. 💪💰

But dis ain’t da first time Maxwell find himself in trouble wit’ da law. In 2019, he wen get arrested in Las Vegas fo’ allegedly assaulting three employees at one hotel-casino. He also had anothah arrest back in November 2017, wen he got charged wit’ DUI aftah drag racing on one New York City highway. 🚔💥

Da loss of Fetty Wap’s braddah, Twyshon Depew, in October 2020 was deemed one homicide by da prosecutor. An’ to make mattahs even mo’ heartbreaking, Maxwell’s 4-year-old daughter, Lauren, passed away in June 2021. 😢💔

Fetty Wap end up back in jail aftah he allegedly threatened to kill one man durin’ one FaceTime call in 2021, violatin’ da conditions of his pretrial release in his federal drug conspiracy case. Prosecutors claim he told da man, “Imma kill you an’ everybody you wit’,” while even flashin’ one gun durin’ da Decembah 11 video call, just two months aftah his arrest in da drug case. As a result, da U.S. Magistrate Judge Steven Locke, aftah a hearin’ on Monday in federal court on Long Island, revoked Maxwell’s bond an’ sent him back to jail. 😱📞🔒

Requests fo’ comment from Maxwell’s lawyers went unanswered. Despite his legal battles, Fetty Wap still got scheduled performances comin’ up in Mobile, Alabama, on August 19 an’ Austin, Texas, on August 27, as listed on his website. 🎤📅🎵

Originally, Maxwell got arrested in October of da previous year on charges connectin’ him to one conspiracy to smuggle large amounts of heroin, fentanyl, an’ oddah drugs into da New York City area. At dat time, he wen plead not guilty an’ got released on bail aftah postin’ a $500,000 bond, wit’ property he own in Georgia servin’ as collateral. However, his release came wit’ certain conditions, includin’ obeyin’ all federal, state, an’ local laws an’ not possessin’ any firearms o’ weapons. Prosecutors claim he violated da conditions of his release based on evidence, includin’ one recordin’ of da FaceTime call. ⛓️💉💸

Durin’ da call, Fetty Wap repeatedly threatened da man on da oddah end, sayin’, “I’m gonna kill you,” while holdin’ one gun an’ pointin’ it at da screen, as detailed in an FBI affidavit. In response to bein’ called a rat, Maxwell even said, “Your man is a rat.” 📞🐀🔫

Prosecutors didn’t reveal da identity of da person Fetty Wap threatened, referrin’ to him in court documents as John Doe. 🕵️‍♂️🚫

In da underlyin’ drug case, Maxwell an’ five co-defendants face charges fo’ conspirin’ to possess an’ distribute ova’ 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of heroin, fentanyl, an’ crack cocaine between June 2019 an’ June 2020. Da scheme allegedly involved usin’ da U.S. Postal Service an’ vehicles wit’ secret compartments to transport da drugs from da West Coast to Long Island, where dey got stored fo’ distribution to dealers in Long Island an’ New Jersey, as outlined by prosecutors. 📦🚛💊

Fetty Wap rose to fame wit’ his debut single, “Trap Queen,” which reached No. 2 on da U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart in May 2015. Despite his successes in da music industry, he’s faced multiple run-ins wit’ da law, which include da 2019 assault arrest in Las Vegas an’ da 2017 arrest fo’ DUI durin’ a drag racing incident in New York City. 🎶📈🎵

Now, wit’ his recent sentencing, Fetty Wap faces a long period behind bars, as his legal battles continue to unfold. It’s one tough blow fo’ da rapper, whose career had seen significant highs an’ now faces da challenges ahead. 🎤⚖️🔒

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🎤🔒 Da Unstoppable Fetty Wap Sentenced to 6 Years in Prison

Rapper Fetty Wap, also known as Willie Junior Maxwell II, has been hit with a six-year prison sentence for his involvement in a drug trafficking conspiracy, according to officials. 😮🔒

The rapper pleaded guilty in August to conspiracy charges related to the distribution and possession of controlled substances. Alongside his co-defendants, they were responsible for handling and distributing over 220 pounds of heroin, fentanyl, and crack cocaine between June 2019 and June 2020. 💊🚚

These individuals sourced the drugs from the West Coast and used various methods, including mailing and hidden compartments in vehicles, to transport them to Suffolk County, New York. The drugs were then supplied to dealers who sold them on Long Island and in New Jersey, as described in court documents. 📦🚛💰

Prosecutors have identified Fetty Wap as a significant player in the drug trafficking organization, moving large quantities of drugs in kilograms. 💪💰

However, this is not the first time Maxwell has found himself in legal trouble. In 2019, he was arrested in Las Vegas for allegedly assaulting three employees at a hotel-casino. He also faced a previous arrest in November 2017 for DUI after being involved in a drag racing incident on a New York City highway. 🚔💥

The loss of Fetty Wap’s brother, Twyshon Depew, in October 2020 was determined to be a homicide by the prosecutor. Adding to the heartbreak, Maxwell’s 4-year-old daughter, Lauren, passed away in June 2021. 😢💔

Fetty Wap returned to jail after allegedly making threats to kill an individual during a FaceTime call in 2021, violating the terms of his pretrial release in his federal drug conspiracy case. Prosecutors claim that he flashed a gun and uttered the words, “Imma kill you and everybody you with,” during the video call on December 11, just two months after his initial arrest. Following a hearing on Monday in federal court on Long Island, U.S. Magistrate Judge Steven Locke revoked Maxwell’s bond and ordered him back to jail. 😱📞🔒

Requests for comment from Maxwell’s lawyers have gone unanswered. Despite his legal challenges, Fetty Wap still has scheduled performances in Mobile, Alabama, on August 19 and Austin, Texas, on August 27, as listed on his website. 🎤📅🎵

Maxwell’s arrest occurred in October of the previous year on charges related to a conspiracy to smuggle large quantities of heroin, fentanyl, and other drugs into the New York City area. At that time, he pleaded not guilty and was released on bail after posting a $500,000 bond, with property he owns in Georgia serving as collateral. However, his release was subject to certain conditions, including abiding by all federal, state, and local laws and refraining from possessing firearms or weapons. Prosecutors argue that he violated the terms of his release based on evidence, including a recording of the FaceTime call. ⛓️💉💸

During the call, Fetty Wap repeatedly threatened the individual on the other end, saying, “I’m gonna kill you,” while holding a gun and pointing it at the screen, as detailed in an FBI affidavit. In response to being called a rat, Maxwell retorted, “Your man is a rat,” according to the affidavit. 📞🐀🔫

Prosecutors have not revealed the identity of the person Fetty Wap is accused of threatening, referring to him in court documents only as John Doe. 🕵️‍♂️🚫

In the underlying drug case, Maxwell and five co-defendants face charges for conspiring to possess and distribute over 100 kilograms (220 pounds) of heroin, fentanyl, and crack cocaine between June 2019 and June 2020. The alleged scheme involved utilizing the U.S. Postal Service and vehicles with hidden compartments to transport the drugs from the West Coast to Long Island, where they were stored before being distributed to dealers in Long Island and New Jersey, as outlined by prosecutors. 📦🚛💊

Fetty Wap rose to fame with his debut single, “Trap Queen,” which reached No. 2 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 chart in May 2015. Despite his successes in the music industry, he has faced multiple encounters with the law, including the assault arrest in Las Vegas in 2019 and the DUI arrest during a drag racing incident in New York City in 2017. 🎶📈🎵

With his recent sentencing, Fetty Wap now faces a lengthy period behind bars as his legal battles continue to unfold. It is undoubtedly a significant setback for the rapper, whose career has experienced both notable highs and the challenges that lie ahead. 🎤⚖️🔒