New York drill rapper Sheff G, whose legal name is Michael Williams, turned himself in on October 1 to serve a five-year sentence for attempted murder. Just one month into his time behind bars, he is now speaking out and calling attention to what he describes as inhumane and unfair treatment inside the facility.
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Sheff G Speaks Out About Conditions Inside Marcy Correctional Facility
On Thursday, Nov. 20, Sheff G’s Instagram account shared a statement calling out Marcy Correctional Facility. In the post, he alleged that officers were retaliating against him and removing him from the general population without cause.
“Marcy Correctional Facility is holding me and kicking me out of general population and putting me in the handicap dorm. It’s against my rights and they threatening me about being a rapper. They took all my sh**, cuffed me for 2 hours outside in the cold with no reason and no explanation. I NEED HELP RESPECTFULLY.”
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Sheff Calls for Public Support Amid Claims of Unfair Treatment
Sheff G urged fans to call the facility, saying that what he’s experiencing is “inhumane and unjust.” The rapper says prison staff reportedly moved him into a medical handicap dorm. In his statement, he wrote:
“Right now l’ve been improperly placed in a medical handicap dorm that is only reserved for people with medical needs and approved accommodations. There are people who are sick, people who have lost control to bowel movement so they sh** in the beds and all in the shower, and some people are filling piss in a bottle and throwing it in the same sink they are telling us to brush our teeth and wash our face.”
Rapper Gives Peek Into His Relationship As He Remains Behind Bars
In the midst of it all, Sheff G experienced a little calm in his storm. A few weeks ago, on November 12th his girlfriend came to visit him. The couple was all boo’d up in the new flicks he shared on Instagram. G also posted a screenshot of a wire transfer showing he sent her $100,000 with the caption, “Sent you 100 for being 100.” His full caption continued: “If I got locked up and sentenced to a quarter century could I count on you to be there to support me mentally? Are you my soulmate? ’Cause if so girl you a blessing. I’m staring at you tryna figure how you got in them jeans. Free me, free the guys.” The post also had the song ’21 Questions’ by 50 Cent featuring Nate Dogg.
