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Boosie Claims He Was Scammed Of At Least $300K

Boosie Claims He Was Scammed Of At Least $300K

Boosie Claims He Was Scammed Of At Least $300K. Facing imminent federal sentencing for a felon-in-possession firearm charge, Boosie Badazz sought a presidential pardon from Donald Trump to wipe his criminal record clean and avoid potential prison time. Fearing a harsh penalty, the rapper paid $600,000 to political lobbyists who falsely claimed they could secure clemency on his behalf before his court date.   

Boosie Badazz Paid A Lobbying Firm Over $300K To Assist With Presidential Pardon

Rapper Boosie Badazz recently sat down on Rickey Smiley On The Spot to address allegations that he was scammed. Apparently, Boosie is out up to $600,000 by government lobbyists promising a federal presidential pardon.

The Presidential Pardon Jig

During the interview, host Rickey Smiley asked Boosie about his ongoing legal efforts.  He also spoke about the financial ordeal surrounding his attempt to secure a pardon from Donald Trump. Boosie detailed how he was approached by intermediaries while facing legal pressure over previous gun and marijuana possession charges.

“What had happened was, some government lobbyists came to me and said, ‘We can walk in and get you a pardon from Trump.’ At first I wasn’t going to entertain it, but I was under pressure.” Boosie Badazz

Demanding Answers and Demanding Refunds

According to Boosie, after receiving probation rather than needing the pardon, he realized the promised clearance was never signed. He immediately demanded a full refund of the funds he had handed over—reported to be around $600,000.

When a month passed without a refund, Boosie decided to take legal action by filing a lawsuit. He emphasized his resolve to hold those accountable, telling Smiley,

“I don’t know who y’all think y’all is, but I am a powerful Black man”.

Key Takeaways from the Interview

  • The Pressure: Boosie admitted that looming legal re-sentencing drove him to entertain the proposal.

  • The Fallout: After realizing no official action took place on the pardon, Boosie publicly demanded a refund and initiated legal proceedings.

  • Broader Reflection: Beyond the scam, Boosie discussed his upbringing in Baton Rouge, his fatherhood philosophy, and his long-standing music career.

Check out the video below for more information.

Boosie was scammed

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