Rot Ken has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for burglary with a firearm

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Rot Ken has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for burglary with a firearm.

The rapper, native to Augusta, and an accomplice allegedly shot two men in “broad daylight” in April, leaving one man dead and the other injured. The newspaper reports that the alleged shooters hopped out of a car and shot into the victims’ vehicle, killing passenger Usaini Yunusa while the driver, Kobe Burns, drove away.

Burns, however, was intoxicated and crashed into some trees after speeding away. He was taken to the hospital with injuries and later faced DUI charges. The report states that Ken, real name Kenneth Williams, had already been in jail for 10 days on a probation-related offense when the murder warrant was served on Saturday. Previously, he had been convicted of possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, burglary and theft by receiving stolen property.

Rot Ken’s legal woes deepened when he was arrested in connection with a murder case in Augusta, Georgia. He and an accomplice were allegedly involved in a shooting incident in broad daylight in April, resulting in the death of one individual and injuries to another.

The shooting took place when the perpetrators reportedly jumped out of a car and opened fire on the victims’ vehicle. Tragically, a passenger named Usaini Yunusa lost his life, while the driver, Kobe Burns, managed to escape but was subsequently arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) after crashing into trees.

In a significant turn of events, Georgia rapper Rot Ken, also known as Kenneth Williams, has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for his involvement in a burglary with a firearm. This sentencing follows a recent arrest in connection with a murder case, which adds another layer to his legal troubles.

The rapper’s criminal history has been marked by various convictions, including possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, burglary, and theft by receiving stolen property. These prior convictions likely influenced the severity of the sentence handed down.