Rapper gets 20 years after writing shooting song

[Dog Rapist]

Rapper gets 20 years after writing shooting song


DUBLIN, Ga. – He shot a man twice and felt so good about it, police said, a rapper wrote a song describing the shooting and calling out the victim by name. A judge sentenced 25-year-old Rico Todriquez Wright Monday to spend the next 20 years in prison after his victim mentioned the hip hop confession to police.
Chad Blue, 28, told police he had known Wright before the September 2006 shooting, but that the men weren't friendly. He testified companions egged Wright on as he chased and shot his victim in the thigh and groin.
Later, Blue told police he recognized Wright's voice on a CD, rapping "Chad Blue knows how I shoot."
Wright was sentenced to 20 years for two counts of aggravated assault. He will spend another 20 years on probation.


Talk about idiocy in a can...

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[Tendou Souji]

What an idiot. Confessing it to the whole world isn't exactly the best decision.

[Lord Yu]

Source link please and lulz at the story.

[neko-sennin]

Perhaps he mistook the recording booth for a confession booth. :P

Hopefully, justice will be served.

[Camille]

What a smart man :awesome

[Yondaime]

Never heard of him.:pek

[Vault]

what a dumbass

[HugeGuy]

Brilliant. smile-big

[Inuhanyou]

lol he basiclly TOLD the police to arrest him hah

[Blueberryz]

what a very smart thing to do :LOS

[Aokiji]

Brilliant beyond measure.

[Nesha]

This reminds me of the episode of Boondocks called "Thank You for Not Snitching". Huey was telling how rappers pretty much started the whole no snitching movement, but then said that rappers have a tendency to snitch on themselves through song.

The rapper on the episode called Gangstalicious was on TRL and he freestyled the altercation he had with another man. Police arressted him on the set.

But that was comedy...satire. I didn't think rappers would actually be dumb enough to do that shit in real life!

:rofl :lmao :rofl :lmao :rofl :lmao

[Pilaf]

This reminds me of the episode of Boondocks called "Thank You for Not Snitching". Huey was telling how rappers pretty much started the whole no snitching movement, but then said that rappers have a tendency to snitch on themselves through song.

The rapper on the episode called Gangstalicious was on TRL and he freestyled the altercation he had with another man. Police arressted him on the set.

But that was comedy...satire. I didn't think rappers would actually be dumb enough to do that shit in real life!

:rofl :lmao :rofl :lmao :rofl :lmao

Life imitates art imitates life imitates FALCON PUUUUNCH.

[Mael]

What an idiot. Confessing it to the whole world isn't exactly the best decision.

See "If I Did It" by O.J. Simpson for a perfect reference. :awesome

[Aina]

Human stupidity doesn't cease to amaze me. :apathy

[drache]

:rotfl now that's a new standard for stupidity

[Altron]

hahahahahahahahaha:rotfl

[Will2x]

This reminds me of the episode of Boondocks called "Thank You for Not Snitching". Huey was telling how rappers pretty much started the whole no snitching movement, but then said that rappers have a tendency to snitch on themselves through song.

The rapper on the episode called Gangstalicious was on TRL and he freestyled the altercation he had with another man. Police arressted him on the set.

But that was comedy...satire. I didn't think rappers would actually be dumb enough to do that shit in real life!

:rofl :lmao :rofl :lmao :rofl :lmao

That joke is based on a true story involving Tupac. In the early 90s he attacked a music video director then later talked about it on Ed Lover. :zaru

[domond123]

He should of been like OJ and wrote a book like If I did it detailing the exact crime that he was accused of.

[fxu]

HAHAHAHA WHAT A FUCKING MORON

AAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA

[the box]

soulja boy :oh

[Mattaru]

lmao, that's a brilliant title :lmao

[domond123]

soulja boy :oh

I wish but soulja boy could not hurt anyone that's why he only raps about dancing.

[Yakushi Kabuto]

Haha, well, he wanted recognition for it and he sure got it. Maybe it will give him time to figure out what other kind of songs he could write. :P

[Mider T]

Sellout:pek

That joke is based on a true story involving Tupac. In the early 90s he attacked a music video director then later talked about it on Ed Lover. :zaru

Was spoofed later on, arrested on stage:lmao

[Ashiya]

20 years. :twitch

Now that's a confession you shouldn't make. :LOS

[adee]

What an idiot. Confessing it to the whole world isn't exactly the best decision.
I think it's a pretty good decision, some future murders might well have been prevented as a result.

[Kyasurin Yakuto]

What an idiot. Confessing it to the whole world isn't exactly the best decision.

Yeah it isn't although he didn't actually kill the people he shot did he? They didn't die right?

Well I don't feel sorry for him still although 25 years is a really long time if no one actually died.

[Proxy]

Ingenius. He found a new way to fail :pek

[Carly]

Shot in the groin?!

That is a total bitch move.

[CrazyMoronX]

Where can I download the mp3?

[The Cheat]

This reminds me of the episode of Boondocks called "Thank You for Not Snitching". Huey was telling how rappers pretty much started the whole no snitching movement, but then said that rappers have a tendency to snitch on themselves through song.

The rapper on the episode called Gangstalicious was on TRL and he freestyled the altercation he had with another man. Police arressted him on the set.

But that was comedy...satire. I didn't think rappers would actually be dumb enough to do that shit in real life!

:rofl :lmao :rofl :lmao :rofl :lmao

I was thinking the same exact thing.