Wack 100 faces many conflicts. He publicly fights with Aaron The Plumber and creates headlines that upset people. Yet he strongly denies helping police arrest anyone. Eugene Henley recently turned himself over to the police. People know Eugene as Big U around Los Angeles. His surrender happened after police grabbed Bricc Baby, Luce Cannon, and several others.
Law officers charged these individuals under RICO laws. Eugene claims Wack caused these legal troubles. Wack completely rejected these claims when he spoke through a phone call recording. This recording spread across internet platforms yesterday. Wack pointed fingers at different people who should raise concern for Eugene. He challenged Eugene directly about street credibility and music business knowledge.
Eugene made one last public statement before surrendering. He called the RICO charges against him complete nonsense. He claimed someone named 600 joined the police during the house search. Eugene said 600 recorded videos of the raid as proof. He blamed everyone who supports his enemies through social media likes. He accused them of participating in his downfall.
Eugene believes his skin color plus community service efforts led to these charges. He feels targeted because certain people dislike him personally. Adam22 needed to clear up confusion about No Jumper connections. His brand appeared multiple times in legal documents. He stated No Jumper employs people from difficult backgrounds. Adam expressed love for Luce and promised to document everything happening.
Eugene Henley works as a music executive and philanthropist. He advocates for his community regularly. Police claim he leads the Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips gang. His indictment describes him running mafia-style operations through music industry relationships. Prosecutors say he used charity work as a cover for illegal activities. Eugene completely denies all accusations against him.
Law officers charged these individuals under RICO laws. Eugene claims Wack caused these legal troubles. Wack completely rejected these claims when he spoke through a phone call recording. This recording spread across internet platforms yesterday. Wack pointed fingers at different people who should raise concern for Eugene. He challenged Eugene directly about street credibility and music business knowledge.
Eugene made one last public statement before surrendering. He called the RICO charges against him complete nonsense. He claimed someone named 600 joined the police during the house search. Eugene said 600 recorded videos of the raid as proof. He blamed everyone who supports his enemies through social media likes. He accused them of participating in his downfall.
Eugene believes his skin color plus community service efforts led to these charges. He feels targeted because certain people dislike him personally. Adam22 needed to clear up confusion about No Jumper connections. His brand appeared multiple times in legal documents. He stated No Jumper employs people from difficult backgrounds. Adam expressed love for Luce and promised to document everything happening.
Eugene Henley works as a music executive and philanthropist. He advocates for his community regularly. Police claim he leads the Rollin 60s Neighborhood Crips gang. His indictment describes him running mafia-style operations through music industry relationships. Prosecutors say he used charity work as a cover for illegal activities. Eugene completely denies all accusations against him.
