The rapper was recently indicted for firearm charges and his lawyer criticized the “surprise” charges. “What happened to him in California was a travesty,” lawyer James Manasseh said. “Every law enforcement agency knows we represent Kentrell and no one told us of his warrant. Had they told us he was indicted, we would have voluntarily surrendered him at our office in a safe and non-public manner.”
“The surprise tactic of arresting him in California was unnecessary. It was simply a show of force and power upon an individual by the Government,” he added in a written statement.
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