Rapper 50 Cent Publicly called judge Decorates your old rival scene “Didi” Comombs “Consider the safety of the general public” while deciding whether the humiliated music Mogul should go to jail and how long.
In an open letter posted on X, the 50 Saint – Real Name Curtis James Jackson III – urged Judge Arun Subramanian to carefully consider the public carefully before “Analishing” Comombs.
Reading his letter with a message in advance, “This is my letter that this judge is a judge in the case of Didi. What I am afraid of my life! Lol,”, 50 Saint wrote: “There is not enough time to improve or make any adjustment, yet he is trying to teach a class there.”
The 55 -year -old Comombs was expected to be sentenced on Friday and could be sentenced to 20 years of jail.
A jury convicted him for engaging him in two transport cases in July ProstitutionAlso known as a value, which gives a maximum punishment of 10 years per count.
While prosecutors are insisting on a sentence at the high end, at least 11 years in jail, defense is urging at least for 14 months. The “Bad Boy for Life” rapper was acquitted of a more serious raccizing conspiracy and sex trafficking allegations.
In his open letter, 50 cents described their long fights with Didi, called him “very dangerous” and claimed that he was “afraid [his] Life “on many occasions.
The 50-year also made fun of the details on Comombs Properties from last year’s homeland security raid, mostly referred to the discovery of “lube and baby oil of more than 1,000 bottles”.
In a bite jab, he wrote, “Anyway, Didi is going to return only more male sex workers and to keep most of the baby oil away from the general public. And infants need it!”
50 cents wrote that he was “scared [his] life.”
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He closed with the note that his “Netflix doctor is coming soon on this condemnable subject.”
50 percent and combs have a long history of conflict in public sight.
Their quarrels have played on social media on a large scale, where 50 cents have made fun of the commercial undertakings, music and personal life of Comombs, often turning into serious headlines about them. 50 Saints have also redeemed the legal troubles of Combes. His Netflix documentary series, Didi, do it, Allegedly focus on allegations against federal raids and Comombs, although a release date has been announced so far.