Casanova Faces 5 To 60 Years In Prison On Racketeering Charges

Casanova was arrested back in December 2020 on drug and racketeering charges. The rapper was booked on multiple charges including attempted murder. This years-long federal case has now cost him a good chunk of his life.

According to NBC-4 New York, the rapper pleaded guilty Wednesday to multiple felony charges. He admitted that he was involved in string of crimes that all happened in 2018 to 2020.

Casanova admitted his involvement in a July 2020 shooting in Florida, and an August 2018 robbery in New York City. He also confessed to trafficking more than 100 kilograms of marijuana while leading while leading an interstate gang.

The gang referred is the Untouchable Gorilla Stone Nation Bloods Gang which operated in Westchester County, New York City, and Florida. The rapper and 17 other members of the said gang were listed in an indictment following their arrest.

Some time ago we noted, that one of the co-defendants in the case wrote to the judge asking for mercy. Of course, his request was rejected. The rapper has now become the 13th defendant in the case to plead guilty.

The outlet noted Casanova’s hearing is scheduled for December 6th. He faces a mandatory minimum sentence of five years in federal prison and a maximum sentence of 60 years. With all that being said it appears that it’s over for the rapper.

This is not a good look, and one more talented rapper behind bars. It seems that they are getting locked up left and right nowadays. Keep checking back with Thirsty for more!

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