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New York rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine can breathe a sigh of relief. Reports claim the hip-hop artist’s bodyguard suffered a gunshot wound during a celebration event but is now in stable condition.
According to reports, the chaos went down Friday (October 27) following a restaurant meeting in midtown New York City.
Here’s what we’re told — Tekashi was meeting a 10k Projects Records exec at the party. A bodyguard for the exec turned away 6ix9ine’s entourage, saying the only person who could come into the restaurant was Tekashi himself. Tekashi’s security said hell no, and an argument erupted. During the argument, a third party walked up and fired 4 shots, hitting Tekashi’s bodyguard in the stomach. The bodyguard was taken to the hospital. (TMZ)
Yesterday, Tek avoided going to prison in a 2015 sexual misconduct case and instead received probation.
Today in a Manhattan courthouse, Judge Felicia A. Mennin sentenced Tekashi 6ix9ine, the Brooklyn rapper born Daniel Hernandez, to four years of probation (with credit for one year previously served) for charges stemming from his 2015 arrest for the use of a child in a sexual performance. He is not required to register as a sex offender. (Pitchfork)
6ix9ine also has some major restrictions with his probation including who he is allowed to associate with.
6ix9ine is also required to complete 1,000 hours of community service and must refrain from gang affiliation and the posting or reposting online sexually explicit or violent images of women or children. (Pitchfork)
Back in August, Tek addressed his publicized case and explained the motivation behind accepting a plea deal.
“I know I troll a lot but for the people who care and the people that are making it their priority to care about my personal life, I want you to take a second and look at my case. Right? Three and a half years ago, I’m not this famous rapper that has $10,000 to pay for a private lawyer. I had to settle for a public defender. A court ordered lawyer. At this time, I’m scared. They’re saying you’re going to get 15 years and I’m like, ‘No. I’ve got a daughter on the way.’ It’s 2015. I’m 18 years old. I’m like, ‘No.’ Give me anything but jail time. If you look into the case, this is just another story of a minority, a youth being under the court system built for me to fail. For the people saying, ‘Tekashi, you’re not taking this serious.’ I am. Trust me. I am. I’m just not going to let that affect me.”
Some real words from 📸 @6ix9ine 🙏🏾 🌈 pic.twitter.com/RyszeyizZ7
— SOHH (@sohh) August 10, 2018
