Rick Ross Makes A Bawse Move, Catches Break In Kidnapping Nightmare

Written By Cyrus Langhorne

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Maybach Music Group’s Rick Ross has caught a massive break in a kidnapping case. The hip-hop heavyweight has reportedly struck a deal to avoid a nasty felony battle.

According to reports, Ross went with a deal and dodged having to serve any more jail time.

Under the deal, Ross pled no contest to 1 felony count of aggravated assault. The other felony charges were dropped. Ross was sentenced to time served in jail — he had been locked up for a week. He was also ordered to pay a $10,000 fine. Now here’s the sweet part of the deal for Ross. He’s being sentenced as a first time felony offender … that means when he pays the $10k fine — which he’ll do Tuesday night — the conviction is erased from his record. (TMZ)

District Attorney Ben Coker has since addressed the Bawse’s appearance.

“The defendant was sentenced by Judge Sams to a total of five years on probation with conditions, including a search clause, no drugs or alcohol, anger management, no contact with the victims and no possession of any firearm,” Coker said. “The resolution to the case was reached after discussion with the prosecution team, victims and law enforcement. It was the best resolution to the case considering the facts and circumstances at hand.” (The Citizen)

Last month, Ricky Rozay also appeared in court to deal with his case.

Metro Atlanta resident and rapper Rick Ross appeared in a Fayette County courtroom Friday for a kidnapping and assault case. Ross, also known as WIlliam Roberts, claims he was defending himself during an incident that resulted in his 2015 arrest. Prosecutors charged the rapper and his personal manager, Nadrian James, with aggravated assault, aggravated battery and kidnapping after workers Leo Caceres and Jonathan Zamudio said the pair pistol-whipped and beat them at Ross’ house. (WSB-TV)

The hip-hop star’s legal woes stem from a 2015 altercation.

In 2015, Ross was arrested on aggravated assault, aggravated battery and kidnapping charges after his former employees Leo Caceres and Zamudio claimed the rapper and his manager Nadrian James beat and pistol-whipped him at his Atlanta home. (Billboard)

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Written by Cyrus Langhorne

SOHH.com Writer. When I'm not covering hip-hop news and announcements, I'm deep into an Audible book and eating veggies.

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    • But you gone pay a real snitch that has actual facts of him snitching smh priorities all fuck up

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