No Jumper is no stranger to controversy, whether for what goes down at the media company or the endeavors of their affiliates. Sadly for cohost Maurice "Ant Jefe" Shelmon, he faces a murder charge following an arrest in Los Angeles. But at least he has one famous rapper supporting him publicly via an Instagram post: Afroman.
As caught by No Jumper themselves on IG, he took to the social media platform to share a picture with Ant and call for his freedom. "FREE YOUNG ANT HEFE N/SETGC [various hand sign emojis]," the L.A. MC wrote.
What's funny is that Afroman just beat a high-profile case, so it seems like he's encouraging others to beat their own situations. For those unaware, he faced a defamation lawsuit from Adams County Deputies for parodying their raid on his home in a music video.
The case had a lot of viral moments, such as one officer explaining how the rapper claiming to have slept with his wife caused him "tremendous pain." After this win, he wants to advocate for his other peers going through legal situations.
Ant Jefe's Case
As for Ant Jefe's case, the LAPD's Robber-Homicide Division arrested the No Jumper host last week on felony murder charges. Per TMZ, he remains behind bars and had his bail set at $1 million. According to legal documents from prosecutors formally charging Ant and another man, Johnnie Gray, the victim died from blunt force trauma in a parking lot. The victim's name is reportedly Carl Welch.
The L.A. County Medical Examiner reportedly revealed the cause of death on their site. Prosecutors claim the murder happened on or around January 31 of this year and brought up Jefe's previous charges such as robbery that prompted arrests.
No Jumper's Adam22 reportedly spoke to TMZ after the news broke. "[Ant has] been a great podcaster for the last year or so and as far as I knew, he wasn’t really in the streets like that anymore, so this was all a huge shock," he reportedly stated.
We'll see what happens with Ant Jefe's case and whether Afroman has anything more to say.
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