Three other FBI agents were also wounded. The alleged gunman is believed to have turned the weapon on himself.
Whether you like Kodak Black’s music or not, there’s no question at all that this is a 100% pure class move from him.
The events that unfolded last week in Sunrise, Florida are absolutely horrific, and there’s no other way to put it.
Now, three children are without a parent.
It’s a brutal time right now for everyone involved in the situation, and Kodak Black is trying to help ease the pain a little bit. We’ll see whether or not he’s taken up on the offer, but it’s one hell of a gesture.
Donald Trump after he included them in his pardons and commutations list on Jan. 19.
Both rappers pleaded guilty to weapons charges, with Weezy looking at 10 years in prison due to his convicted felon status.
“I want to thank President Trump for recognizing that I have so much more to give to my family, my art, and my community. I also want to thank @bradfordcohen for working so diligently to secure another chance for me. Love!” Weezy wrote Wednesday check out his tweete below.
I want to thank President Trump for recognizing that I have so much more to give to my family, my art, and my community. I also want to thank @bradfordcohen for working so diligently to secure another chance for me. Love!
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As one of his final acts, President Donald Trump issued dozens of commutations and pardons early Wednesday morning for a slew of people including nonviolent offenders, a former mayor and a Google engineer who pled guilty to trade secret theft.
Of the 70 commutations, a handful had received sentences for nonviolent drug offenses, such as Michael Pelletier, Craig Cesal and Darrell Frazier.
Pelletier, 64, has served 12 of his 30 year sentence for conspiracy to distribute marijuana, according to the White House.
“Mr. Pelletier has maintained a clear disciplinary record, has thrived as an artist working with oil paints on canvas, and has taken several courses to perfect his skill while incarcerated,” the White House said, noting Pelletier will be living with his brother and has a job lined up.