Bankroll Freddie received a 12.5 prison sentence for multiple charges linked to drug trafficking and firearms. Complex reported in April that the Quality Control rapper faced multiple charges after a 2022 federal gun and drug bust.
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Details On Bankroll Freddie’s Sentence
Per Arkansas Online, Bankroll Freddie, formerly Freddie Demarus Gladney III, faced charges of distributing marijuana and other controlled substances. Additional charges included firearm possession for drug trafficking and using communication tools for trafficking.
In 2022, authorities arrested Freddie in Arkansas during a federal operation targeting the Every Body Killas (EBK) and Loady Murder Mobb gangs. THV11 noted that 34 other EBK members, including Freddie’s father, Freddie Gladney Jr., were also allegedly taken into custody.
Furthermore, THV11 states that officials accused EBK members of conspiring to distribute cocaine, crack, meth, and marijuana. Investigators found that the group funded operations largely through marijuana sales, while court documents revealed Bankroll Freddie held several firearms at the time of his arrest in November 2022.
Social Media Reacts
Social media users flooded The Shade Room’s comment section with reactions.
Instagram user @charming.zy wrote, “all dese rappers getting sentenced 😭😭😭”
I Instagram user @quateya_ wrote, “NOBODY AINT TELL ME NOTHING! When he went to jail?”
Then Instagram user @gigilaveau wrote, “Dang, these new rappers need to start capping like the rappers in the 90s did. Fake it even when you make it.”
Another Instagram user @bonitabillionaire wrote, “It’s like they’re making examples out of these rappers smh.”
Another Instagram user @gigilaveau wrote, “Dang, these new rappers need to start capping like the rappers in the 90s did. Fake it even when you make it.”
Lastly, Instagram user @k_finesse26 wrote, “Ion understand these rich rappers like WAT ARE U DOIN??‼️‼️‼️ LIVE YO LIFE💯💯 they cant even do that.”
