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NBA YoungBoy has heavy security at his mansion at Gravedigger Mountain. He was recently released from prison and is back home in Utah. Speaking with local station KUTV, one of…
NBA YoungBoy has heavy security at his mansion at Gravedigger Mountain. He was recently released from prison and is back home in Utah. Speaking with local station KUTV, one of…
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NBA YoungBoy has pleaded guilty to participating in a large prescription drug fraud ring that was executed from his Huntsville, Utah home.
According to ABC-4 Utah, YoungBoy was charged with 46 charges in the Logan District Court. He pleaded guilty to two counts of third-degree felony identity fraud, two counts of third-degree felony forgery, and six counts of misdemeanor unlawful pharmacy conduct. He pleaded no contest to all the other counts.
The charges won’t carry any additional jail time; instead, they were reduced to Class A Misdemeanors, and he will pay a $25,000 fine. YoungBoy is already expected to serve 27 months in federal prison for another case in Weber County.
“This is somewhat of a unique case where there have been multiple jurisdictions involved both in the federal and the state systems,” said state prosecutor Ronnie Keller. “This is just really a smaller cog in the bigger wheel of ultimately seeking justice.”