Entertainment
Rapper Nuke Bizzle Sentenced To 6-Years In Prison After Bragging About Covid Fraud
Rapper Nuke Bizzle Has Been Sentenced To 6-Years In Prison
Rapper Nuke Bizzle, who bragged about committing COVID-19 financial fraud, has now been sentenced to 6 years in prison.
The rapper, whose real name is Fontrell Baines has a song and music video about getting rich after stealing pandemic-related unemployment benefits.
In the video of the song titled ‘EDD’, he shows off a stack of envelopes from the California Employment Development Department.
View this post on Instagram
Baines has since admitted to using multiple addresses in Beverly Hills and Koreatown to apply for unemployment benefits he didn’t earn.
Back in July, the 33-year-old rapper pleaded guilty to federal mail fraud charges, and unrelated illegal gun possession charges in the coming days.
According to The New York Post, The “EDD” rapper admitted to making 92 false claims using collaborators’ names that totaled $1.2 million through the California Employment Development Department.
-
Entertainment3 days agoDerek & Monique Fired From ‘Love After Lock Up’ Over Domestic Violence
-
Entertainment4 days agoShaq O’Neal Undergoes Successful Hip Surgery
-
Entertainment20 hours agoFloyd Mayweather Now Has His Own Airport In Dubai ‘Mayweather Aviation’
-
Entertainment6 days agoAdam22 Fires No Jumper Co-Host Lush Live On Air
-
Viral News7 days agoReusable Water Bottle Holds More Bacteria Than A Toilet Seat
Pingback: Rapper Nuke Bizzle Sentenced To 6-Years In Prison After Bragging About Covid Fraud – basternae