The prosecution brought up the murderous persona Chief Keef often adopts in songs, particularly the recent single “Like Sosa,” as an argument for detaining him. Chief Keef, his voice trembling and breaking, told the judge he was misunderstood
Chicago rapper Chief Keef will be costs time in juvenile detention because of a probation violation. On Thursday, Cook County Circuit Judge Carl Anthony Walker sentenced the 17-year-ancient rapper to 60 days in a juvenile gift. Judge Walker said
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The Chicago rapper Chief Keef was visibly shaken and pleaded for leniency when he was sentenced to 60 days in juvenile detention on Thursday.
Chief Keef was sentenced to sixty days in jail Thursday (January 17) for a probation violation. At the sentencing hearing, the rapper struck an emotional chord. The 17-year-ancient Keef (real name: Keith Cozart) made a final plea for leniency to the Cook
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