The Baton Rouge rapper has been extradited to Baton Rouge to face the charges after being taken into custody by U.S. Marshals at a show in Austin, Texas in November.
Sep 10, 2017 Baton Rouge rapper “Da Real Gee Money” was shot & killed last night leaving the studio and reportedly shot execution style in the head. Gee Money recently known for his beef with fellow BR rapper NBA Youngboy had been making a lot of good moves in his career and this news is tragic hear. Can’t believe he said thatPlease subscribe and click notification bell!!Follow my social media accounts!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/873blackgatti/F.
On November 28, 17-year-old Baton Rouge rapper NBA YoungBoy was arrested before a scheduled performance in Austin, Texas. Video from the incident shows U.S. Marshals entering the venue just before the performance and records from the Travis County Sheriff's Office stated that YoungBoy, real name Kentrell Gaulden, had been booked and was awaiting extradition to another jurisdiction.
A representative from East Baton Rouge Parish Prison confirmed to The FADER on Thursday that Gaulden had been booked and is being charged with two counts of attempted first degree murder and being held on $200,000 bond. He also has an arrest warrant in East Baton Rouge Parish Juvenile Court. An arraignment date has not yet been set. NBA 3Three, a rapper who referred to Gaulden as his 'brother,' told The FADER that the charges were built on 'false facts,' and that the rapper's name would soon be cleared.
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Louisiana is one of nine states in the U.S. where 17 year olds can be charged as adults. In June, Governor John Bel Edwards signed the Raise the Age Act into law, declaring that 'juvenile offenders, including 17-year-olds, are placed in an age-appropriate setting' when being tried. However, the law still allows prosecutors to try 17 year olds as adults 'when deemed necessary.' If convicted of attempted murder, Gaulden could face life imprisonment without the possibility of parole.
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An Associate of NBA YoungBoy is facing murder charges.
The Baton Rouge rapper is currently behind bars facing possible parole violation, and now one of his close associates, Deandre Demarcus Fields, has joined him in jail. Fields, 24, was taken into police custody this week for his alleged involvement in the 2017 murder of rapper Gee Money, according to The Advocate. The 24-year-old man was taken into custody on Friday following a lengthy investigation into the killing, Baton Rouge police spokesman Sgt. L’Jean McKneely Jr. confirmed.
Gee Money, whose real name was Garrett Burton, was shot and killed in September 2017, and police think that Fields is the trigger man. He is now charged with first-degree murder and facing life in prison.
Investigators say the beef that leads to Burton’s murder stemmed from a song that contained some derogatory lyrics about NBA YoungBoy‘s sister.
“In the days prior to Burton’s death, both Burton and Gaulden made several social media posts about one another, which further exacerbated tensions between the two rival rap music groups,” detectives said in Fields’ arrest warrant. “When Burton was killed, members of the NBA group were immediately developed as suspects due to … the ongoing rap music feud.”
Detectives said that they interviewed Fields three days after Burton’s murder and he told them that he drive to Hammond to get gas on the night of the shooting, but his phone records later showed that he was actually in Baton Rouge. The up-and-coming rapper also told cops that he fled with his mother and son o New Roads because he feared retaliation for the killing of his rival.
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Deandre Demarcus Fields arrest comes almost a month after NBA YoungBoy, real name Kentrell Gaulden, was shot at in Miami while in South Florida for Rolling Loud festival. The rapper’s girlfriend was shot and injured, and one man, who is an innocent bystander, was shot dead. Urban Islandz reported that YoungBoy refused to cooperate with Miami-Dade police who are investigating the shooting.
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