A Montreal rapper recently sentenced to four years for savagely pimping his girlfriend will be serving a lot less time than expected.
Jahmane Bolton, known as FROST, was sentenced to four years incarceration on January 17 but in June another judge lowered that sentence to 18 months.
So Bolton will be a free man in June 2015 and likely much earlier. Heck with thirds of his sentence now already he could be free now even.
According to reports he forced his girlfriend to become a stripper and prostitute and beat her badly if she didn't bring home enough cash, he'd force her to plead with him for food and cab money when she needed it. She reported him for domestic violence and police determined that she was being pimped. We assume there were drugs involved.
Bolton has a few videos on YouTube that appear to have cost someone some serious dough.
They have not resulted in many views.
In his most recent effort from about a year ago he stops the video a couple of time to talk to the camera where he sheds light on his world view which is the standard bragging.
"Any party I go to, I'm in the lineup and they take me out of the lineup because they recognize me."
"We hit every single corner of the centre-ville... my money stays up like pants with a belt.."
Blah blah blah.
Not all rappers are involved in crime, of course and I'm told that many of them are exceedingly talented and a handful are touring the world and impressing with their skills. A new tech-savvy generation is also emerging that is showing great promise but alas some, sadly, are still not doing such great things.
Jahmane Bolton, known as FROST, was sentenced to four years incarceration on January 17 but in June another judge lowered that sentence to 18 months.
So Bolton will be a free man in June 2015 and likely much earlier. Heck with thirds of his sentence now already he could be free now even.
According to reports he forced his girlfriend to become a stripper and prostitute and beat her badly if she didn't bring home enough cash, he'd force her to plead with him for food and cab money when she needed it. She reported him for domestic violence and police determined that she was being pimped. We assume there were drugs involved.
Bolton has a few videos on YouTube that appear to have cost someone some serious dough.
They have not resulted in many views.
In his most recent effort from about a year ago he stops the video a couple of time to talk to the camera where he sheds light on his world view which is the standard bragging.
"Any party I go to, I'm in the lineup and they take me out of the lineup because they recognize me."
"We hit every single corner of the centre-ville... my money stays up like pants with a belt.."
Blah blah blah.
Not all rappers are involved in crime, of course and I'm told that many of them are exceedingly talented and a handful are touring the world and impressing with their skills. A new tech-savvy generation is also emerging that is showing great promise but alas some, sadly, are still not doing such great things.