Fetty Wap Sentencing For Drug Trafficking Pushed Back To March

January 06, 2023

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Rapper Fetty Wap’s sentencing has been pushed from Jan. 18 to March 9 after he pleaded guilty in August 2022 on drug trafficking charges. The “My Way” artist is now facing five years for the charges.

Fetty Wap Sentence Delayed

Fetty Wap’s original Jan. 18 sentencing date for drug trafficking guilty plea was pushed to March 9. The New Jersey native is facing five years.

The FBI arrested Fetty while he was at the Rolling Loud New York festival in 2021.

What Are The Charges Against Fetty?

In August, Fetty pleaded guilty to selling 500 grams of drugs with a gang in Long Island, New York, for which he initially faced life.

The “Trap Queen” artist was also arrested for allegedly threatening to kill someone on Facetime, violating a pre-trial release.

YSL RICO Case Timeline

Recently, SOHH reviewed the YSL crew’s case, which started with 28 members who were indicted. The trial, which started Jan. 5 can take up to a year, considering the 65 counts and the number of defendants associated with the matter.

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