Robert Allen snitched on his friends because they each kept $15K & only gave him $5k when they robbed xxxtentacion

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Robert Allen snitched on his friends because they each kept $15K & only gave him $5k when they robbed xxxtentacion.

Allen said he tried to call Boatwright on the phone after Williams initiated the plan to rob the rapper; however, Boatwright didn’t answer. The defendant said he was in the store for five to 10 minutes. During that time, Williams allegedly purchased a black mask. They left the store moments later, while XXXTentacion was still inside. Allen claimed he, Williams, the other two defendants reconvened in the vehicle. It was at that time Allen allegedly told the men he didn’t think it was a “good idea” to rob XXXTentacion, as he was concerned about the surveillance cameras he had spotted. Allen claimed Boatwright and Newsome also expressed hesitancy, which prompted Williams to ask if they were “scared.”

A Florida man who testified against three former friends who murdered rising rap star XXXTentacion during a robbery five years ago will spend the next two years in prison, a judge ruled Wednesday.

Circuit Judge Michael Usan sentenced Robert Allen to seven years in prison, with credit for the five years he has already spent at the Broward County jail. He will then spend 20 years on probation. He could have received a life sentence.

Allen, 27, pleaded guilty last year to second-degree murder and testified earlier this year against Michael Boatwright, 27, Dedrick Williams, 27, and Trayvon Newsome, 25. They were convicted of first-degree murder in March and sentenced to life in prison.

During the monthlong trial, prosecutors linked Allen, Boatwright, Williams and Newsome to the June 18, 2018, shooting outside Riva Motorsports in suburban Fort Lauderdale through extensive surveillance video taken inside and outside the store. They stole $50,000 and made cellphone videos hours after the shooting showing them flashing fistfuls of $100 bills.

XXXTentacion, whose legal name was Jahseh Onfroy, had just left Riva Motorsports with a friend when an SUV swerved in front of him and blocked his BMW. The prosecutor then asked how Boatwright responded: “[Boatwright] said, ‘All right, we’re gonna get [XXXTentacion].’” Allen said Newsome responded similarly.

Allen told the court that Newsome and Boatwright agreed they would get out of the vehicle to confront XXXTentacion, as he refused to have any part in it and Williams was the designated getaway driver. He said Williams drove the car to a nearby lot to make it appear as though they left the vicinity. Achille then asked if Allen was aware that RIVA’s security cameras extended across the street to where they had parked. Allen simply responded “no.”