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Rapper Slick Pusha Arrested on the Way to Recording Studio. Now Facing Felony Gun Charges.

Richard Brown by Richard Brown
January 25, 2021
in Entertainment
Rapper Slick Pusha Arrested on the Way to Recording Studio. Now Facing Felony Gun Charges.
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Slick Pusha was reportedly arrested in early January while on the way to a recording session in Pennsylvania. He was pulled over and searched for the smell of marijuana as the car’s passenger. A loaded .45 Sig Sauer handgun, 28 grams of hash, and paraphernalia was seized and confiscated. The state of New Jersey does not treat gun possession lightly and the 2nd degree gun possession felony could possibly carry a heavy 5-10-year sentence. This issue comes at unfortunate timing for the hip-hop artist/rapper who currently has several major deals on the table.

Following the charges, Slick Pusha wasted no time and released a 5 song EP titled “.45 Fully Loaded” on 1/23/21 in which the mugshot was used as the project’s cover art.

Stream the EP on Spotify ->

https://open.spotify.com/album/6zm8E7gYlgcwLvbVkaC20Z?si=d_eKuiNeRQyWyyGNDOeRHA

Additionally, a new music video to Soundcloud hit “Tru5t” was also released following the arrest. Watch that here ->

https://youtu.be/Z2OV2kGTwag

We reached out to the artist and management for more info but have not yet gotten a response. Follow @slickpushaofficial on Instagram to watch for more updates.

Publicist – Display Entertainment

http://displayentertainment.com/

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