Bronx Drill Rappers Reportedly Named In 65-Count Indictment: Attempted Murder, Assault, Weapons

Authorities claim the alleged gang members bragged about violent crimes in their music videos and taunted rivals.

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Following the YSL case in Atlanta, authorities in New York have handed down a massive set of charges against several rappers in the Big Apple. According to both ABC 7 and NBC 4 News, 23 people have been named in an indictment that alleges they are all apart of a gang that has be involved in a string of crimes. From an attack at Rikers Island to a number of shootings in the Bronx, the District Attorney's office has come down on the River Park Towers or RPT gang.

They have been hit with several infractions in the 65-count indictment including "conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder, attempted assault, criminal possession of a weapon and numerous other charges related to multiple shootings in and around the River Park Towers complex."


Additionally, a charge of animal cruelty was also added to the list of counts in connection to a live stream. In it, a pigeon reportedly flew in the frame and someone on camera said that if they reached a certain number of views, they would kill the bird. When the goal was met, the person reportedly beat the pigeon the death with a cane.

"Allegedly, around the time of the shootings, members would brag about their acts of violence and their easy access to firearms in their music videos while taunting rivals. They also allegedly used social media platforms to recruit and gain a following and would not only taunt rival groups."

“These defendants allegedly engaged in gun violence, committing six shootings, one which injured a rival gang member," Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark stated. "They allegedly fired wildly on the streets without regard for the lives of anyone else. They allegedly possessed a gun used in shootings that they posed with on social media and rapped about the violence... We are doing all we can to battle the gun scourge, but more must be done to deviate young people from a life of gangs and senseless violence."

ABC 7 News listed the defends as:

Karim Grant, 23 AKA Kay Hound
Ibrahim Asare, 25 AKA Ace Hound (incarcerated)
Jessie Battice, 32 AKA Fly Jess (incarcerated)
Victor Rodriguez, 34 AKA Vic (house arrest in N.J.)
Shaheem Spencer, 28 AKA Shizzy Hound (incarcerated)
Lashar Williams, 20 AKA Tmac (incarcerated)
Brandon Long, 22 AKA Blane
Raheem Patterson, 24 AKA Rah (incarcerated)
Daniel Collins, 20 AKA Dthang (incarcerated)
Dewayne Wiggins, 18 AKA Lotti (incarcerated)
Kevin Anthony, 19 AKA Tdot
Omar Gaines, 19 AKA Bando
Daniel Agyemang, 18 AKA Stunna (incarcerated)
Joseph Agyemang, 18 AKA Gunna
Jerome Hughes, 18 AKA Rome (incarcerated)
Joshua Adams, 18 AKA Jelly (incarcerated)
Amnbo Darby, 22 AKA Stackz (incarcerated)
Kareem Felder, 19 AKA Reem
Sheriff Jarjou, 18 AKA Reefy (incarcerated)
Angel Rodriguez, 20 AKA Milly (incarcerated)
Ernest Taluy, 20 AKA Edai (incarcerated)
Jalias Perez, 17 AKA Baby Gz (incarcerated)
Jaylen Johnson, 19, AKA JB (incarcerated)
Jerome Hughes (incarcerated)
Amnbo Darby (incarcerated)
Sheriff Jarjou (incarcerated)
Kevin Anthony
Lashar Williams (incarcerated)
Joseph Agyemang
Angel Rodriguez (incarcerated)
Joshua Adams (incarcerated)
Lashar Williams (incarcerated)
Ernest Tahuy (incarcerated)
Jerome Hughes (incarcerated)



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Erika Marie is a seasoned journalist, editor, and ghostwriter who works predominantly in the fields of music, spirituality, mental health advocacy, and social activism. The Los Angeles editor, storyteller, and activist has been involved in the behind-the-scenes workings of the entertainment industry for nearly two decades. E.M. attempts to write stories that are compelling while remaining informative and respectful. She's an advocate of lyrical witticism & the power of the pen. Favorites: Motown, New Jack Swing, '90s R&B, Hip Hop, Indie Rock, & Punk; Funk, Soul, Harlem Renaissance Jazz greats, and artists who innovate, not simply replicate.