Hey gang, what’s good. Sad times in the AFNF camp right now man. Their rap Boss Glock9 ain’t looking too good right now and may be put away for a very long time. Hit songs, record deal, taking over the industry, so why does his street life keep following him and what exactly is that street life that is burnt into his habits. Today we’re going to explore the long rap sheet of Glock9 that landed him behind bars and brought a stop to his takeover of the rap industry.
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Before his breakout hits like “Crayola” https://youtu.be/RzjYSCZlq7E and “10 Percent” https://youtu.be/_UqDEIzqrmY Orlando, Florida rapper and AFNF head honcho, Glock9 was already a face of the criminal element in the streets that plagued law enforcement at an early age. Before Tay K was doing the race, Glock9 was already ramming police vehicles and carrying officers on a high-speed chase in his younger days https://youtu.be/-KUwdSxlYc8 (5:28-5:49) In the streets of Orlando, his upbringing molded him to be tough https://youtu.be/faQJO1lh_Ss (0:50-1:10). Growing up with his mom and brothers with a dad that was in and out of prison https://youtu.be/pZ8vply4yy8 (0:51-1:05), Glock9 would end up with an attraction to danger. His troublesome tendencies started showing at a young age. At just 10 years old he was apprehended by the police after shooting the neighborhood security with a BB gun https://youtu.be/pZ8vply4yy8 (1:22-1:38) By that time his love for cars already had his mind set on driving in video games, to driving in real life. Glock9 would begin sneaking his moms car out late at night, but after getting sold out by the neighbors https://youtu.be/faQJO1lh_Ss (4:07-4:13) the life of crime which led to him being jailed over 12 times began.
From then forward Glock9’s street cred began escalating as his run ins with the law was getting out of control. He would try to escape his street life through rapping, but as his name on the beats grow louder, so did his name in the streets.
At 15 years old in 2015, the rapper would be arrested in connection with the shooting of a teenager and would be charged with aggravated battery with a firearm and unlawful discharge of a firearm. For a normal teen, this would be a wake-up call after serving time in juvenile detention, but Glock9 wasn’t a normal teen.
In 2018 his arrests started overshadowing his fame. To law enforcement, he was no longer simply the rapper Glock9, but the leader of a gang they labeled as one of the FBI’s most wanted in Florida, AFNF The Army, short for All Family No Friends https://youtu.be/fZHMh15jpnU (0:10-1:05) https://youtu.be/wEMMZ9oi7mI (0:52-1:07). Responsible for the hit of countless bodies between rival gang 438 of fellow Florida rapper Hotboii and the collateral damage taking innocent lives of 3-year-old Daquane James Felix Jr. and 14-year-old Dennis Joshua Atkinson.
https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2020/09/23/child-shot-and-killed-in-orange-county/
On 3rd October 2018, Glock9 was pulled over after an on-duty officer on patrol in the area of W Colonial Drive and N Tampa Avenue saw what was, two Dodge Challengers racing, one of which was Glock9’s doing 70 in a 40mph zone. Glock9 was tailed and pulled over at a red light where the officer smelled cannabis and searched the vehicle to find small amounts of cannabis and a black Glock 27.40 caliber loaded handgun with extended magazine and 10 rounds of .40 caliber ammunition beside the driver’s seat where Glock9 was at the wheel.
At the time his homies Alvin James, Jaquez Smith, and Jeremiah Robinson were also in the car. Robinson tried to take the wrap for the weapon but officers wasn’t buying it. Glock9, being a convicted juvenile for his past legal woes was booked and charged with Possession of more than 20 grams of Cannabis, Possession of cannabis greater than 20 grams, grand theft, and carrying a convicted felon carrying a concealed firearm. https://youtu.be/wzCw-gxyUd8 (10:25-11:34)
Glock9 would post bond of $5,450 to be back out on the streets, only to return in the hands of the law two months later on 20th December when he was again tailed and pulled over at a light when officers noticed his car, a 2018 Silver Cadillac XTS ran multiple stop signs. Glock9 being the driver, had two homies in the car with him, Demetrius Cox Jr. and his mans that was with him in the last arrest, Jeremiah Robinson. Again Glock9’s vehicle was searched which lead officers to find a clear bag with cannabis https://youtu.be/OAGufvV3V1U (20:42-20:50) and a compartment containing a black Diamondback firearm https://youtu.be/OAGufvV3V1U (22.02-22.30). Glock9 was arrested for Possession of a firearm by convicted felon and Possession of firearm/ammunition by a convicted felon.
Glock9’s charges were getting longer and more serious. After posting bond at $4,150, he was back to sending shade to his opps and living his reckless lifestyle https://youtu.be/0tnm_7YNmcA (3:28-5:00). And sure enough, yet again the law caught up to him. On 31st May 2019, officers would catch Glock9 with the same offense after not respecting traffic signs along the area of Columbia Street and Goldwyn Avenue while driving a black 2018 Range Rover Velar.
Upon also realizing Glock9 was driving with a damaged front windshield, a traffic stop was conducted on the vehicle. This time only Glock9 was in the whip and the scent of cannabis resulted in a search by the officer. Glock9 would be patted down, where the officer found a bag of cannabis in his boxer but what really did him in were the 3 guns found when the officer searched his vehicle, a Glock 27 .40 caliber, which was ran and found stolen out of an Orange County case, a MP Body Guard .380 caliber, and another Glock 27 .40 caliber. Glock9 was living up to his name https://youtu.be/S4Y_74OeNCE (1:12) https://youtu.be/uKnoudseqOY (15:21-15:22)
Glock9 was arrested and charged with a whopping 17 charges spanning from possession of cannabis with intent to sell, possession of cannabis greater than 20 grams with a weapon, grand theft, and possession of a firearm by a convicted delinquent and felon.
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After bonding out for $47,000, reality seemed to hit Glock9 about the route he was going down https://youtu.be/faQJO1lh_Ss (8:45-9:10), beginning to realize if he continued as he was, then his life might be lost within the prison system. With his music still going hard https://youtu.be/8uhYL4EDVs0 (0:05-0:41), all he had to do was focus his mind that direction, but old habits die hard for Glock9. He would get caught in Miami with possession of a concealed weapon on January 3rd, starting off 2020 with a bang. https://www.xxlmag.com/Glock9-arrested-gun-charges-prison-sentence/
Glock9 was running through cases like getting arrested and doing jail time was a prize. Not soon after his release from his last arrest in Miami, an arrest warrant would be issued for Glock9 which would later be held on 11th May 2020 for possession of ammunition by a convicted felon and possession of a controlled substance (oxycodone).
Glock9 seemed to be running out of his luck, having his bond revoked when he got pointed out by an eyewitness, Latoya I. Smith as a suspect in the shooting up of a home with a mother and her children. On July 23rd, 2020, officers responded to female caller at 4440 Bleasdale Avenue relating to someone carrying out an attempted hit targeted to her son, Anthony Williams who is Glok9’s cousin and rapper known as Kuttem Reese. Latoya states jealousy as the main reason why Glok9 targeted her son.
Glock9 would be hit with 5 counts of second-degree attempted murder with a firearm and was a main suspect in the hit on the residence. https://hiphopdx.com/news/id.60143/title.cash-money-rapper-9lokknine-reportedly-hit-with-5-counts-of-attempted-2nd-degree-murder
KuttEm Reece remains solid that there isn’t any beef between the two https://youtu.be/fVCGM–3GU8 but Glock9 continues to accuse KuttEm Reece and his mom for falsely accusing him and getting him the attempted murder charge https://youtu.be/55UzIQyXOKY Glock9’s bond for the attempted murder charge was initially set at $25,000 before being raised to 35,600. https://youtu.be/GNEIjRNrxw4 (0:20-1:12)
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Following up on the case in search for Glock9, officers would visit Glock9’s grandfather’s home at 4307 Chantelle Road with a search warrant to find the gun used in the shooting at the home. Glock9 messed up, using the address in recent bond paperwork and another time in the past. The gun was recovered at the home along with a short barreled gun rifle/machine gun. It was custom pattern and colored Glock 22 .40 caliber handgun. Law enforcement wasn’t letting up off Glock9, going as far as scanning through his IG and there it was, the same gun posted by Glock9 in a pic he posted up. The gun in question can also be seen in a YouTube vlog of Glock9 and his gang AFNF https://youtu.be/fZHMh15jpnU (1:40-3:25).
Glock9 was back in a familiar place again, right back in the radar of law enforcement, charged with possession of a firearm/ammo by convicted felon with a $4,000 bond.
On August 20th 2020 Law enforcement went on to obtain a warrant to test the DNA of the gun samples to that of Glock9 and the request was granted. After testing a swab sample from Glock9 on August 28th, the results implicated Glock9 as one of the possible male suspects that could have been in possession of the gun and an open warrant was issued.
At this point things were going further downhill for the “10 Percent” rapper, and only got worse soon after. An attempt would be made on Glock9’s life by his opps Hotboii and 438. I break the beef down between the two in detail in an earlier vid I did so you can catch up on that. I’ll place the link in the caption. But yea, Glock9 survived unharmed but was also arrested. The open warrant came back to haunt him https://youtu.be/LgY4JE17AiQ (0:40-1:04)
He was booked and released on $300 bond but things were already set in motion for the major indictment that was soon to come. https://youtu.be/LgY4JE17AiQ (0:18-37)
On October 14th 2020 Glock9 would have another run in with the law after the red Dodge sedan he was being driven in around Bethune Ave. and Eccleston St. had tint below the AS1 line. This led to the driver, Damara Vega, being questioned about a gun found in the vehicle and she eventually would give up info stating the gun was Glock9’s. He was booked again for possession of a concealed weapon/firearm by a convicted felon and possession of less than 20 grams of cannabis.
In January 2021 Glock9’s lifestyle finally came full circle. The new state attorney for Florida’s Ninth Judicial Circuit, Monique Worrell, came after Glock9 after being sworn into office on January 8. She filed for five counts of attempted second-degree murder which at this time has Glock9 held behind bars awaiting his fate in the pending case https://youtu.be/hu4SugNkjPg (0:19-0:25) https://youtu.be/hu4SugNkjPg (0:51-1:14)
Glock9 continues to claim his innocence debunking all gang leader claims to his squad AFNF The Army https://youtu.be/bp631FzeIJY (2:30-2:53). Glock9 has had multiple chances to turn from where he was headed, but he just couldn’t seem to leave that life behind, now, his entire life may be spent behind a jail cell. I’ll be following the case to keep you guys updated on the outcome with the rebel Glock9 https://youtu.be/daQ_4MY-5Tc (5:58-6:03).
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Chad is a professional journalist specializing in Hip-Hop culture and writing music reviews.
