Back in October, troubled rapper YoungBoy Never Broke Again (aka NBA YoungBoy) was released from St. Martin Parish Jail on $500,000 cash bond.
YoungBoy, real name Kentrell Gaulden, was serving time on a weapons possession charge.
Rather than send the gang-affiliated rapper home to Atlanta or Louisiana — where he was certain to get into more trouble — a judge ordered him to wear an ankle monitor on house arrest in Utah.
His legal team convinced the judge that YoungBoy would live quietly in Utah near a family friend who mentored him as a child.
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But rather than sit down and be quiet, YoungBoy took to social media and began taunting his “opps” — including mumble rapper NLE Choppa.
Then the 22-year-old father-of-8 made the mistake of kicking his baby mama and their 1-year-old son out of an Airbnb he rented for them in Utah.
After his baby mama blasted him on social media, YoungBoy wrote this disrespectful message to her:
Sources say the baby mama went directly to the feds and started singing like a canary. She allegedly knows where the bodies are buried and where the murder weapons are stashed.
Within days, Harris Co. Sheriff’s Office SWAT officers served a search warrant on a home YoungBoy bought for his mother in Texas.
His mother was not at home during the raid on Wednesday, according to TMZ. But officers arrested three men and seized a cache of weapons, including AR-15s, pistols and long guns.
A Sheriff’s spokesperson told TMZ that the arrests are related to a November shooting of a 20-year-old man. The man was shot multiple times but survived his injuries.
YoungBoy has not been arrested and he remains on house arrest in Utah. However, sources say it’s just a matter of time before he ends up back behind bars.
