California Lawmakers Seek To Ban G-Unit Rapper 40 GLOCC
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Last week, eighteen members of the Colton City Crips gang in San Bernardino, California were served with injunction papers. Among them was G-Unit associate 40 Glocc. In this exclusive interview the west coast rapper discusses his new restrictions.
An injunction is a court order which prohibits a party from committing or engaging in certain acts. For the Colton City Crips this means they are forbidden to enter their known hangout, the SB Liquor Market, and the Arbor Terrace apartment complex, the suspected base of the gang’s drug operation.
“Its just a good way around racial profiling,” alleged 40 Glocc (born Lawrence White). “It’s not like you charged with a crime or nothing but how they do it is they file a civil suit. The judge grants it and they make all of these stipulations and rules. When you violate the penalty is jail time.”
The document also specifically identified 40 Glocc stating, “He uses his fame, money and notoriety through his music and videos to perpetuate and foster the image the image of Colton City Crips dominance of Arbor Terrance Apartments and the surrounding area.”
The document goes on to forbid Glocc from using his music and viral videos to spread the message of the Crips.
“They made special stipulations where I can’t talk where I come from,” he explains. “I can’t say my label… the city where I’m from. I can’t say no gangbanger sh*t to refer to my hood.”
According to the G-Unit affiliate, The District Attorney who filed the injunction has been after him for years.
“It’s like grudge,” he said. “I watched these maf*ckers grow gray hairs trying to set me up and do me in.
Nevertheless, 40 Glocc says he plans to fight back and he’s optimistic about the outcome.
“I plan to take it to the Supreme Court,” he said. “Supreme court is going to have to throw it out because it is a violation of my rights.”
In other news, 40 Glocc is planning to drop a new mixtape with fellow G-Unit signee Spider Loc.
“Me and Spider got ‘The Graveyard Shift’ bout to drop. That’s our street album,” he said. “It’s a dope album. It’s just a street album where we aint watching our language. We aint watchin’ what we say. We just doin’ us.”
The Graveyard Shift will feature appearances by Slim Thug, Noreaga, Tony Yayo, Obie Trice and Busta Rhymes.
An injunction is a court order which prohibits a party from committing or engaging in certain acts. For the Colton City Crips this means they are forbidden to enter their known hangout, the SB Liquor Market, and the Arbor Terrace apartment complex, the suspected base of the gang’s drug operation.
“Its just a good way around racial profiling,” alleged 40 Glocc (born Lawrence White). “It’s not like you charged with a crime or nothing but how they do it is they file a civil suit. The judge grants it and they make all of these stipulations and rules. When you violate the penalty is jail time.”
The document also specifically identified 40 Glocc stating, “He uses his fame, money and notoriety through his music and videos to perpetuate and foster the image the image of Colton City Crips dominance of Arbor Terrance Apartments and the surrounding area.”
The document goes on to forbid Glocc from using his music and viral videos to spread the message of the Crips.
“They made special stipulations where I can’t talk where I come from,” he explains. “I can’t say my label… the city where I’m from. I can’t say no gangbanger sh*t to refer to my hood.”
According to the G-Unit affiliate, The District Attorney who filed the injunction has been after him for years.
“It’s like grudge,” he said. “I watched these maf*ckers grow gray hairs trying to set me up and do me in.
Nevertheless, 40 Glocc says he plans to fight back and he’s optimistic about the outcome.
“I plan to take it to the Supreme Court,” he said. “Supreme court is going to have to throw it out because it is a violation of my rights.”
In other news, 40 Glocc is planning to drop a new mixtape with fellow G-Unit signee Spider Loc.
“Me and Spider got ‘The Graveyard Shift’ bout to drop. That’s our street album,” he said. “It’s a dope album. It’s just a street album where we aint watching our language. We aint watchin’ what we say. We just doin’ us.”
The Graveyard Shift will feature appearances by Slim Thug, Noreaga, Tony Yayo, Obie Trice and Busta Rhymes.
LOL
yea right...
u documented somewhere? if not then you dont understand how annoying injunctions really are my nig
u cant be around brothaz thats family... u cant walk the streets you call home
u cant wear what you want
UNLESS... ure a dumbass that wants to bump heads with the pork on a daily basis... i know i dont
yea right...
u documented somewhere? if not then you dont understand how annoying injunctions really are my nig
u cant be around brothaz thats family... u cant walk the streets you call home
u cant wear what you want
UNLESS... ure a dumbass that wants to bump heads with the pork on a daily basis... i know i dont
I garuntee you my friend, when your on camara wit guns and talkin about beef,
Thats always bad, and that could of played a major part with the injunction. I could be wrong but I do know thats evidence.
1 video may be cool, but when you drop 1 every week talkin that shit, there
will be repucusions. Especially if hes in the system already.
And you aint got to explain no injunction to me ("this is about the government..."), I from southern california, home of injunctions.
Thats always bad, and that could of played a major part with the injunction. I could be wrong but I do know thats evidence.
1 video may be cool, but when you drop 1 every week talkin that shit, there
will be repucusions. Especially if hes in the system already.
And you aint got to explain no injunction to me ("this is about the government..."), I from southern california, home of injunctions.
the gang injuctions arent easy to fight I dont think aint no supreme court going to hear him out. Once you in a gang injunction it stays stuck to you for 5 years he cant wear no more blue rags cant throw up gang signs no weapons no loitering etc. the list goes on and on it just gives the police extra reasons to harras you and the first time you get caught its 30 days in the county blues then doubles for every offense commited after that.