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Instead of going to trial, which was set to begin on Monday, Ackquille Pollard, aka Bobby Shmurda, and two co-defendants, Chad "Rowdy Rebel" and Nicholas McCoy, accepted a plea deal from the prosecution today (Sept.

A new GQ profile has brought new details to light regarding the rise of Bobby Shmurda and the months leading up to the December 2014 arrest of him and his GS9 crew.

A few days after Bobby Shmurda affiliate and GS9 crew member Rashid “Rasha” Derissant was sentenced to 98 years in prison for murder and other charges, the New York Daily News now suggests another man associated with the group has be

While Bobby Shmurda’s trial has been subjected to numerous delays, one of the GS9 associates originally arrested with the rapper in 2014 has just received his sentence. Rashid “Rasha” Derissant is going to prison for a very, very long time.

According to a report from DNA Info yesterday, a dead body that washed up on Manhattan Beach this past Monday (May 2) is allegedly affiliated with Bobby Shmurda’s G Stone Crips crew.

According to a recent report put out by the New York Daily News, Bobby Shmurda, real name Ackquille Pollard, was released from prison on bail.

Bobby Shmurda (real name Ackquille Pollard) is still awaiting trial for 2014 charges of conspiracy, weapons, and narcotics, appearing for a pre-trial hearing today.

Bobby Shmurda has been locked up for a minute now, but he's got a decent amount of unreleased material. This morning, his GS9 affiliate Abillyon shared a new track "Hold It Down (38)" that features a sung verse from Shmurda.

Looks like Bobby Shmurda is going to be in jail until 2016. His request for bail was denied yet again Monday, with his trial for drug conspiracy and weapons-possession charges getting postponed until February 22 of next year.

While we recently learned that Bobby Shmurda was re-arrested while in custody for possession of a "sharpened metal object," we were short on details of the charges.

While Bobby Shmurda remains behind bars, new music from the GS9 member continues to find its way online. Tonight, fellow GS9 member, Abillyon, decided to release a new single called “Cool It Down” which features a new verse from Bobby Shmurda.

It's now been over four months since Bobby Shmurda, Rowdy Rebel and 11 other members of GS9 were arrested and charged with over 100 crimes, ranging from conspiracy to drug possession.

Bobby Shmurda and his GS9 counterparts remain locked up behind bars in NYC, but that’s not stopping the music from getting released.

Bobby Shmurda has been locked up for the last few months, and it's become clear that his label EPIC Records, will not come rushing to his aid the way many, including the rapper himself, assumed.

The latest bit of news we got from the Bobby Shmurda/GS9 trial came earlier this week, when we learned that the young rapper has had his bail revoked.

Earlier today, Bobby Shmurda, Rowdy Rebel and the eleven other GS9 members who were arrested in December all went to the Manhattan Supreme Court for their first hearing since being brought in on 69 different charges.

Finally, some good news for Bobby Shmurda.

About a month out from the arrests of Bobby Shmurda, Rowdy Rebel and several other members of GS9, it looks like the crew was gearing up to promote Rebel's solo career in the months leading up to their untimely run-in with police.

While rumors have been circulating of the rapper's release, Bobby Shmurda remains in prison.

Since Bobby Shmurda and members of GS9's indictment last week, we haven't gotten much new information about their case, as no news about bail has surfaced.

Bobby Shmurda found overnight success with his video for "Hot Nigga" which spawned a Vine sensation, a dance craze, and plenty of radio play which landed the track a placement in the top 10 of Billboard's Hot 10, and earned Bobby a deal with Epic Records.

Bobby Shmurda and various GS9 crew members were picked up by police on Wednesday, December 17th, while recording at Quad studios in NYC.

As details continue to emerge in the case of Bobby Shmurda & GS9, it looks even more grim for their chances of getting out of this unscathed.

Things are not looking up for Bobby Shmurda and GS9.

Yesterday Bobby Shmurda and his GS9 crew made the news when it was reported that members of the crew and Shmurda were arrrested mid-recording session at New York's famed Quad studios.

Add another gun-related news story to Quad Studios' already-infamous history.

What's this? Bobby Shmurda and Rowdy Rebel rapping on a Zaytoven beat? Yes, believe it or not, the GS9 rappers' down South influence comes to fruition today with "On My Way," a new track helmed by Rich The Kid and produced by Zay.

Except for the day that he began to see his YouTube views skyrocket this June, yesterday was probably the biggest day of 2014 for Bobby Shmurda.