Overview
- He surrendered in Brooklyn on Oct. 1 to start a five-year state sentence, to be followed by five years of post-release supervision.
- He pleaded guilty in March to two counts of attempted murder and a conspiracy charge tied to a 140-count indictment targeting members of the 8-Trey Crips and 9 Ways gang.
- Prosecutors said he used music earnings to bankroll violence, rewarded associates with cash and jewelry, acted as a getaway driver in a 2021 shooting, and celebrated a 2020 killing with a steakhouse dinner.
- Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez said the defendant chose to fuel violence despite having opportunities, though prosecutors’ bid for a 20-year term was rejected by the court.
- The broader case has produced 23 guilty pleas with several prosecutions ongoing, and fellow rapper Sleepy Hallow received a one-year jail sentence last week; Sheff G’s 2024 appearance with Donald Trump drew attention to the case’s public profile.