Boosie Badazz Declares Innocence with Not Guilty Plea in San Diego Gun Case

Louisiana King Boosie Badazz recently made headlines following his arrest in San Diego. On May 6, during a routine traffic stop in the Chollas View neighborhood, Boosie was taken into custody and charged with being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm. This charge, along with three other undisclosed charges, has brought legal complications to the rapper's life.

During his recent court hearing in San Diego, which took place on Monday, May 15, Boosie entered a plea of not guilty to the felony possession of a weapon charge. The arrest was the result of law enforcement officers discovering a loaded handgun in Boosie's car during the traffic stop. In addition to being a felon in possession of a firearm, he faces charges of carrying a concealed weapon in a vehicle as a felon, being a prohibited gun owner in possession of ammunition, and possessing an unregistered firearm.

The Baton Rouge native arrest occurred while he was involved in filming a music video with local rapper Bully Three. The timing of the arrest undoubtedly disrupted their creative plans and added an additional layer of stress to Boosie's legal situation.

Following the plea hearing, Boosie's defense attorneys declined to issue a statement regarding the latest developments in the case. Furthermore, the person who was arrested alongside Boosie during the incident was not charged in connection with the event. Boosie was able to secure his release on $50,000 bail while awaiting further court proceedings.

Boosie has had a strained relationship with law enforcement in the past. In 2022, he provided an impromptu performance for police officers during a traffic stop, capturing the incident on video and sharing it on his Instagram account. The video showed Boosie rapping acapella, expressing his discontent with law enforcement.

This recent arrest is not the first time Boosie has faced legal issues related to traffic violations. In July 2022, he was apprehended for infractions including heavy window tint and concealed tags. During the stop, officers claimed to have detected the odor of marijuana, leading to a search of the vehicle. The search resulted in the discovery of a bag of marijuana and a substantial amount of cash. Boosie and his companion, De'Shun Lawrence, were detained, and the encounter was recorded by the officers' body cameras.

In the midst of these legal challenges, Boosie's upcoming concert in Jacksonville, Florida, scheduled for July, hangs in the balance. Concerned about his availability for future court dates, prosecutor Carberry asked the court to require Boosie's presence at all upcoming hearings. The judge agreed with the request and set another hearing for May 24, which Boosie will be required to attend.

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Boosie and his legal team have chosen not to comment on the ongoing case, leaving fans curious about their strategy and next steps. The outcome of this legal battle could have a major impact on Boosie's career and personal life, so supporters are anxiously awaiting updates on the rapper's legal journey.

If convicted on the charges he currently faces, Boosie could potentially face a maximum sentence of three years in prison. This news is undoubtedly concerning for his fans, who hope for a positive resolution to allow Boosie to continue creating music and connecting with his dedicated followers.