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FInesse2tymes is facing an arrest warrant after allegedly threatening the guardian of his former protg, 11-year-old rapper FNG King.
TMZ reports that the warrant comes from terroristic threats Finesse2tymes directed at the woman connected to FNG King. TMZ obtained court documents from October showing that police responded to a call in Humble, Texas, where a woman accused Finesse2Tymes and his brother of making threats at her at a local smoke shop. The documents reveal that the conflict revolves around a custody dispute involving FNG King, whom Finesse had allegedly cared for. However, Finesse and King have since had a falling out, with the woman who called the police now acting as the 11-year-old’s guardian. TMZ notes that neither the woman nor Finesse are related to King.
According to Complex, the incident on October 23 began when the guardian and King stopped at a smoke shop to pick up the woman’s grandchild. Afterward, the woman claims King went into the store to speak with Finesse2tymes. Furthermore, she said King rushed out of the shop after, shouting, “They trying to send me back to Memphis.”
Once King got back to the woman’s car, she claims Finesse and his brother allegedly approached them, with his brother threatening to “up that fire.” The woman then said she noticed an imprint of his brother’s gun through his shirt and that Finesse2tymes made his own threats at them purportedly saying, “You gonna die on camera today.”
Per TMZ, Finesse’s lawyer reportedly released a statement in reaction to the arrest warrant.
“[Finesse2tymes[ did not threaten the complainant in any way. We are confident this matter will be resolved justly once the state of Texas applies the applicable law to the facts,” they reportedly stated.
Back in December, FNG King went viral when he aired out Finesse2tymes online. King threw out some serious accusations against Finesse, claiming that he allegedly let him do drugs, among other things.
“Everything that’s going on, been doing this around him. He’s just trying to make this seem like I just started this. You smoked with me. Come on bro, we got videos of this,” King says in one video.
King also mentioned that he decided to stop hanging out with Finesse and that he was never sent back home.
Finesse then went to say his peace, claiming that King was no longer with him.
“So if you see King with guns, if you see King shooting dice, if you see King in the club, if you see King doing grown people s**t, he not with me.”
Additionally, the Memphis rapper did take accountability for what he allowed King to do but he eventually realized it wasn’t right. Finesse also said that King started to become very disrespectful. He also alleged that he ran away from him with a stranger because he wouldn’t give him any more money.
“It’s f****d to say this, but King is loyal to money. King is loyal to opportunity. King is not loyal to a person, all he cares about is money. And I was trying to make him understand that life ain’t all about money,” Finesse added.
