NBA Youngboy gets nearly 2 years in jail for gun possession
Rapper NBA Youngboy, legally known as Kentrell Gaulden, received a near two-year prison sentence for gun possession as a convicted felon. He admitted to possessing multiple firearms while filming a music video and at his Utah home. Gaulden accepted a plea deal, resolving both federal and state charges, including a five-year probation and fines.
Rapper NBA Youngboy, legally known as Kentrell Gaulden, received a near two-year prison sentence for gun possession as a convicted felon. He admitted to possessing multiple firearms while filming a music video and at his Utah home. Gaulden accepted a plea deal, resolving both federal and state charges, including a five-year probation and fines. What's Your Reaction?
