Nipsey Hussle’s Businesses Profiled By LAPD!!!!!
Nipsey Hussle’s Businesses Profiled By LAPD!!!!! Even in his tragic death, Nipsey Hussle can’t rest. His businesses have been profiled by the LAPD. Check out the video below for more info
Who Was Nipsey Hussle?????
Nipsey Hussle is a rapper, father, and businessman from Crenshaw, Los Angeles, CA. He is mostly known for his mixtapes, including his Bullets Ain’t Got No Name series, The Marathon, The Marathon Continues, and Crenshaw, which Jay-Z bought 100 copies for $100 each. He also released his highly anticipated debut studio album, Victory Lap, in 2018. The album was critically acclaimed and had commercial success. The album was nominated for the Best Rap Album at the 61st Grammy Awards in 2019. He won 2 Grammys for the songs, “Racks In The Middle” and “Higher” the next year, in 2019. He was tragically shot to death on March 31, 2019, in front of his Marathon store, 10 times.
Nipsey Hussle And The LAPD’s Defunct Secret Program
According to allhiphop.com, The LAPD’s program was called “Operation Laser” and compared people to “tumors” that needed to be removed. Deceased rapper Nipsey Hussle was the focus of the program, which attempted to use predictive policing technology to identify “chronic offenders” and specific locations linked to gun violence and gangs.
The police investigation looked at the “Double Up” rapper’s lifestyle and basically a lot of money in following his moves, his gang life, and “policing” Hussle’s street corner and his store, Marathon Clothing. Michael Safi, an American reporter for “The Guardian”, identified the 77th division of the LAPD as the ones that locked in Nipsey Hussle, canvasing his family, his associated, and his businesses. He was quoted as saying,
Nipsey and his family and friends, all had frequent contact with LAPD. LAPD has a lot of interest in Nipsey and his business efforts from the start.
His brother Sam told me how they used to sell stuff on the street corner. How LAPD would come over and hassle them. Blacc Sam, Nipsey’s brother says in a tape,
We were selling shirts, socks, clothing, and shoes across the street from the Louisiana Fried Chicken. They would come and arrest us, cuss us, and take all of our stuff. We would be looking up as all of this happened like, Damn, we just lost thousands of dollars of merchandise. Y’all not doing this to nobody else. We trying to be legit.
This program, which is now defunct, it seems that the lasting effects of the campaign lead rappers to be racially profiled and harassed.
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