Adam22 has responded to rumors that the feds arrested him in connection with Big U’s recent arrest.
A federal grand jury indicted the long-time Rollin’ 60s Neighborhood Crips Leader and his crew of 43 felonies, including fraud, robbery, extortion, tax evasion, embezzlement of donations to his charity that receives public money, and running a racketeering conspiracy.
During a recent sitdown, Wack brought up the rumors, which the No Jumper founder quickly shut down.
“Wack’s got an overactive imagination, to say the least. I was not picked up by the feds,” he said. “But they did pay a visit to my residence and my lawyer spoke to them, and they made it clear that I’m not in any kind of trouble right now. I’m not being investigated.”
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Adam22 claimed that the feds were interested in a cease and desist that No Jumper received from Big U a year ago, requesting that they remove a podcast appearance in which Luce Cannon claimed Big U had prior knowledge of Nipsey Hussle’s death before it actually happened.
“The feds were interested in that, which is very interesting to us because that makes us think: why are they curious about that? There is nothing about that in the original indictment or criminal complaint. So it’s very suspicious; it really makes us wonder what the feds are investigating exactly when it comes to Big U. But as far as myself, no, I wasn’t locked up.”