In respect of his fallen foe, Yo Gotti delayed the release of the CM10 mixtape. Young Dolph had a long-standing beef with Yo Gotti, stemming as far back as 2014 when the former snubbed a CMG deal. Initial reports did not provide any explanation behind Blac Youngsta’s alleged exit, although many believe it had something to do with his actions following the murder of Young Dolph, his rival who was killed last month. “I’m seeing too much Rap on these blogs.” Gotti also dispelled the ‘fake news’ saying. “LIL bro A BOSS He Can’t Be Dropped #CMG #Heav圜amp,” Yo Gotti tweeted as he reassured fans of Blac Youngsta’s status as part of CMG. Yesterday, Yo Gotti came out and cleared the rumors regarding Blac Youngsta’s exit from Collective Music Group. For a moment, it looked like he might face the music for that.Īt the beginning of this week, it seemed like the rapper from Memphis could be dropped from Yo Gotti’s Music Label- Collective Music Group. The picture, which was shared on the rapper’s Instagram, included a description imploring viewers to examine how young black men with money are treated.Blac Youngsta had faced a lot of criticism recently for his actions and choice of words, especially after the recent turn of events. They targeted me just because I was young and black I had too much moneyīlac Youngsta shared a photo of the incident in which he can be seen handcuffed on the ground with a police officer hovering over him. The check forger was later identified by the witness as 39-year-old Charles Darnell Edward, who was arrested and charged with first-degree forgery.Ĭlarifying Benson’s involvement, Pickard indicated that the incident did not directly involve the artist known as Blac Youngsta, who is signed to Yo Gotti’s Collective Music Group (CMG) label.īenson, a native of Memphis, Tennessee, told WXIA-TV that he withdrew the significant amount of cash in order to purchase a new Mercedes-Maybach S600 - a car worth $189,000.Īs for why he was targeted, the rapper told the NY Daily News that he was targeted for being young, black and having “too much money.”
It was quickly discovered that the person providing the description to police had provided the wrong description of the suspect It was determined that the occupants of the vehicle were not involved.
Pickard was quoted by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution as having said in a written statement that the police responding to the incident “quickly discovered that the person providing the description to police had provided the wrong description of the suspect” and that the “occupants of the vehicle” that were pulled over, Benson’s entourage, “were not involved.” Subsequently, Pickard stated that the misidentified were “immediately released.” The caller from the bank provided the authorities with what Pickard referred to as a “limited and conflicting” description of the culprit, which subsequently resulted in a case of mistaken identity as the cops accidentally detained Benson instead of the actual culprit. Atlanta Police Sergeant Warren Pickard explained that someone at the bank, which is located at 3235 Peachtree Road NE, dialed 911 to report a check forger who was attempting to cash a fake check for $24,000. The temporary detainment, according to the local police, was the result of a misunderstanding. Atlanta police detained rapper Blac Youngsta, whose real name is Sam Benson, after he withdrew $200,000 in cash from his account at Wells Fargo.Īs he exited the bank with cash in hand, police swarmed him, placed him on the ground and put him in handcuffs, according to the rapper’s account of the incident which he posted on social media.
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