What You Need To Know About The Case Against Bobby Shmurda [Photos]

Bobby Shmurda and his GS9 crew are in a world of trouble. After getting popped with an arsenal of guns, the Brooklyn rapper is still in jail with his bail set at $2M. 

After taking a look at what the authorities have on his crew, Bobby’s lawyer better be on point. Here are some important facts to know about the case against Bobby Shmurda, who has been charged with conspiracy to commit 2nd degree murder, conspiracy to commit 2nd degree assault, gun and drug charges.

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Mathematics

In total 15 members of GS9, including Shmurda, were indicted. During their arrest, 21 firearms were found.

Charge It To The Game

The arrested are facing a slew of charges from crimes like murder, conspiracy, assault, illegal weapons and narcotics.

The Wire

The cops say they have obtained a gang of evidence on GS9. This was reportedly obtained via “surveillance video, inmates’ recorded phone conversations, DNA and ballistics test results, seized narcotics and drug paraphernalia, and eyewitness accounts.

Tonz O Gunz, AND Crack

Shmurda, born Ackquille Pollard, was arrested while leaving Quad Studio in an SUV. Cops found guns in his possession, and crack cocaine.

POLLARD and defendant NICOLAS MCCOY, aka “Montana Flea” aka “Monty,” were stopped in a vehicle soon after leaving the recording studio. Police recovered two firearms and a small quantity of crack-cocaine from the car. One gun was wedged between POLLARD and MCCOY, who were in the backseat of the car. The second gun was inside a duffle bag lying across the laps of POLLARD and a female passenger seated next to him.

Bruh…

Crip Walking

GS9 allegedly stands for G Stone Crips or G-Stone 90s, and the authorities are fingering them for multiple shootings in Brooklyn as well as drug dealing and gang warfare.

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The Bush

According to NYPD’s investigation, GS9’s turf runs from East 95th Street from Kings Highway to East New York Avenue in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. The various charges—murder, weapons and narcotics possessionm etc.—are tied to maintaining their area.

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Gangs of New York

GS9’s rivals were gangs Brooklyn’s Most Wanted aka “BMW” and another gang called “Folk Nation.”

GS9 members Rashid Derissant aka Rasha aka Jordan 23 has been accused of shooting at several members of BMW on February 8, 2013 in a bodega at 803 Clarkson Ave. A 19-year-old man was killed at the scene. His alleged accomplice, Alex Crandon aka A-Rod, also faces charges of attempted murder in the second degree.

Long Game

The NYPD was on to GS9’s alleged antics before Bobby Shmurda’s rap career popped off in the summer of 2014. The authorities began gathering evidence in January 2013.

Shoot Em Up

According to NYPD GS9 was very reckless with the shooting, putting the lives of innocent bystanders in danger in NYC and in Miami.

One shooting occurred outside of the Barclay’s Center in downtown Brooklyn on July 27, 2014. Police say that Chad Marshall aka rapper Rowdy Rebel was in a car with Santino Broderick, who spotted members of the Folk Nation in a car and proceeded to shoot at them. This is the same night that Rowdy Rebel joined Bobby Shmurda at Barclays to perform “Hot Ni**a” as a special guest of Fabolous. A gun found in a hotel registered to Rowdy Rebel was tied to the shooting by forensics.

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Respect The Shooter

Cops allege that Bobby Shmurda himself fired a gun at a crowd of people gathered in front of a barber shop at 1088 Clarkson Avenue in Brooklyn on June 2, 2014. Cops apparently know this because Devon Rodney aka Slice, another defendant spoke about it on the phone, saying he fired the gun after an argument with his brother, Javese Pollard aka Fame.

The Brooklyn DA, Kenneth P. Thompson, is out to bring GS9 down.

“These defendants did not hesitate to turn the streets of Brooklyn into a shooting gallery, leaving death and destruction in their wake. They wreaked havoc to protect their drug dealing, even shooting into crowds causing hundreds of innocent people to scramble to safety. Now they will be held accountable for their senseless acts of violence and illicit drug activity. I am committed to working with the New York City Police Department and the Special Narcotics Prosecutor to protect the law-abiding residents of Brooklyn.”