While some of the earlier Minnesota rappers included the likes of Top Tone, Sandman, or DMG of Scarface’s FaceMob group, to be clear that is just to. Paul, there is much talent within the state or within the Minneapolis metropolitan area. We had 1.5 land this week,” Baines said in the video, while another rapper chimes in, “You gotta sell cocaine, I can just file a claim.”īaines faces three felony counts of access device fraud, aggravated identity theft and interstate transportation of stolen property in connection to the scheme. Whether the top rappers from Minnesota hail from the North Side of Minneapolis or the West Side of St. In the video, he points to a stack of EDD envelopes and brags about getting rich by “go to the bank with a stack of these” - presumably a reference to the debit cards that were issued in the scheme, prosecutors said. In posts on Instagram, the rapper boasted repeatedly about his ability to defraud California’s Employment Development Department.īaines also shared a music video on YouTube titled “EDD” in which he raps about getting “rich off of EDD.” They were sent to addresses that Baines had access to in Koreatown and Beverly Hills, prosecutors said. Prosecutors allege Baines and his co-conspirators fraudulently obtained at least 92 pre-loaded debit cards under the names of other people, including identity theft victims, prosecutors said. More than a dozen ex-NBA players busted in multimillion-dollar fraud schemeĪ blowhard rapper has been busted in Los Angeles after rapping in a music video about “getting rich” by fraudulently obtaining COVID-19 unemployment benefits, federal prosecutors said.įontrell Antonio Baines, 31, who goes by the stage name “Nuke Bizzle,” was arrested Friday for applying for more than $1.2 million in COVID-19 jobless relief funds in a scheme using stolen identities, according to the US Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California. Harold Armstrong, better known as DMG (short for DetriMental Ganxta), is an American rapper formally signed to Rap-a-Lot Records. NYC business owner pleads guilty in PPE scheme Facebook gives people the power to share and makes the world more open and connected. Man who faked suicide to avoid jail in COVID-19 relief scheme sent to prison Join Facebook to connect with King Dmg and others you may know. Eight LIRR conductors caught pocketing tickets: investigators
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