Episode 72 of Streets & Scholars with F.G. and Alex Alonso discuss the following:
1.Answering the question? Do a video on Barima “Bleu Davinci” McKnight and J Diggs touching on what a “safety valve” means in the federal system.
Back in 2008 Bleu Davinci was sentenced to 5 years 4 months in federal prison for his role in a BMF drug related case. What does it mean to have a “safety valve”? Mara Shalhoup wrote a book called “The Rise and Fall of Big Meech” in 2010 and claims that Bleu cooperated in some way. According to her, “McKnight received a five-year sentence — eight months less than the government's recommendation, due in part to the fact that he agreed to share information with authorities. That information was not useful, however, because the government already had built most of its case against BMF. McKnight also was not willing to testify against other defendants.
"He would have liked to have cooperated if he could have," his attorney, David MacKusick, said. "But he didn't have any useful information."
2. Keke Palmer publicly responds to her man, who had tweeted “It's the outfit, you are a mom” after she was seen out with Usher. Does Keke's money allow her to cross relationship lines?
3. Youtube Shenanigans, two recent Youtube creators from Compton got into a Youtube beef that resulted in a a serious assault. He survived but what is contributing to the Youtube conflict spree.
4. Charles Manson follower, Leslie Van Houten released from prison after 50 years for participating in two murders of the Labiancos.
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