A witness in the ongoing case against The Black Mafia Family (BMF), an infamous Atlanta drug gang, has implicated Young Jeezy in BMF's drug dealings.
According to Creative Loafing Atlanta, BMF member Ralph "Ralphie" Simms, who claimed his job for the gang was to unload and stash cocaine, testified Thursday (June 12) that in 2004 he was ordered by two high ranking BMF members to set aside multi-kilo cocaine shipments for two customers.
Simms claimed one of the two customers was Young Jeezy.
BMF was renowned in the Atlanta area for flaunting their lavish lifestyle and were well known in the hip-hop community for aligning themselves with various rappers including Young Jeezy and Fabulous.
The FBI begun cracking down on BMF in 2005 and have indicted over 150 people with ties to the drug gang. Among the various people indicted included celebrity jeweler Jacob Arabov and rapper Bleu Davinci.
Young Jeezy has not been charged with any crime in relation to Simms' allegation. Patrick Crosby, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s office in Atlanta, refused to comment on whether Jeezy is being investigated.
Young Jeezy's New York based lawyer, Scott Leemon, replied to Simms' allegation saying: "Obviously, I am not going to comment on anything. I will look into it."
Source: Sixshot.com
According to Creative Loafing Atlanta, BMF member Ralph "Ralphie" Simms, who claimed his job for the gang was to unload and stash cocaine, testified Thursday (June 12) that in 2004 he was ordered by two high ranking BMF members to set aside multi-kilo cocaine shipments for two customers.
Simms claimed one of the two customers was Young Jeezy.
BMF was renowned in the Atlanta area for flaunting their lavish lifestyle and were well known in the hip-hop community for aligning themselves with various rappers including Young Jeezy and Fabulous.
The FBI begun cracking down on BMF in 2005 and have indicted over 150 people with ties to the drug gang. Among the various people indicted included celebrity jeweler Jacob Arabov and rapper Bleu Davinci.
Young Jeezy has not been charged with any crime in relation to Simms' allegation. Patrick Crosby, a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s office in Atlanta, refused to comment on whether Jeezy is being investigated.
Young Jeezy's New York based lawyer, Scott Leemon, replied to Simms' allegation saying: "Obviously, I am not going to comment on anything. I will look into it."
Source: Sixshot.com
