Lewaluv:
Lol he in Dade County. They gonna Bleep him up!

YellowBarStinks:

Federal charges ?? He's done

He just killed his career

Again, he's not innocent, the Us police will never arrest you if they don't have a concrete evidence, you can confess to killing 100 people but they will never arrest you if they don't have the evidence

As for his career, it's dead already, he can't travel to the USA or Uk ever in his life

Gscales2017:
bro u funny because u dont go deep down wizzy case too.... nigerians worship face... if dammy wasnt caught i know naira land guysnu will hear cool one bro.... enjoy same way we do to our politicians

abbey621:


6 to 11 months is a fallacy considering he is facing up to 9 counts, I bet he gets a minimum of 5 years considering public defenders/lawyers are not going to waste their energy.

xandy84:
I don't think so. public defender is not a bad thing. its cost so much to hire a lawyer and considering his fake life, he might just not be able to afford one which leave him with no choice. On a normal circumstances, he should get less than a year if found guilty cos this a his first time and just a transaction.

abbey621:


I don't think you are familiar with the U.S justice system! He is facing 7 counts of grand theft and 2 other counts bordering on identity theft with each charge likely to earn 1 to 5 years in jail. This means if he is found guilty of all counts he could face 30 years or more, with a good lawyer he might not serve up to 5 years but certainly more than a year but with public defenders they won't even stress themselves. First offender theory is meant for U.S citizens, when it comes to foreigners and even permanent residents you are at the mercy of the court and there is no issue hotter in the U.S right now than cyber identity theft or cyberfraud. Best case scenario, the promoter Chukwuemeka confesses that Dammy was not aware of all those transactions, the attempt to use up to 5 cards for one purchase and that the Samsung phone used belongs to someone else, this might save him from a harsh sentence but the Nigerian stigma will always make this case a hard one for any defense team.

Nbote:
I thought his mother/aunt was defending him earlier and claiming he was a victim of circumstances.. Shebi they were busy tweeting on his behalf instead of getting rid of implicating junks in d fone..

abbey621:


I don't think you are familiar with the U.S justice system! He is facing 7 counts of grand theft and 2 other counts bordering on identity theft with each charge likely to earn 1 to 5 years in jail. This means if he is found guilty of all counts he could face 30 years or more, with a good lawyer he might not serve up to 5 years but certainly more than a year but with public defenders they won't even stress themselves. First offender theory is meant for U.S citizens, when it comes to foreigners and even permanent residents you are at the mercy of the court and there is no issue hotter in the U.S right now than cyber identity theft or cyberfraud. Best case scenario, the promoter Chukwuemeka confesses that Dammy was not aware of all those transactions, the attempt to use up to 5 cards for one purchase and that the Samsung phone used belongs to someone else, this might save him from a harsh sentence but the Nigerian stigma will always make this case a hard one for any defense team.

xandy84:

I am not a lawyer but I am familiar with United States justice system. If found guilty of all the counts, all the sentences will run simultaneously. In sentencing a criminal United States, the judge consider a lot of things and first among it is if the person is a first offender or repeated offender, if the criminal is a first offender, the Judge give you the minimum keeping in mind or hopefully you will return because keeping in prison for a long time is it drain on taxpayers money.

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I don't think you are familiar with the U.S justice system! He is facing 7 counts of grand theft and 2 other counts bordering on identity theft with each charge likely to earn 1 to 5 years in jail. This means if he is found guilty of all counts he could face 30 years or more, with a good lawyer he might not serve up to 5 years but certainly more than a year but with public defenders they won't even stress themselves. First offender theory is meant for U.S citizens, when it comes to foreigners and even permanent residents you are at the mercy of the court and there is no issue hotter in the U.S right now than cyber identity theft or cyberfraud. Best case scenario, the promoter Chukwuemeka confesses that Dammy was not aware of all those transactions, the attempt to use up to 5 cards for one purchase and that the Samsung phone used belongs to someone else, this might save him from a harsh sentence but the Nigerian stigma will always make this case a hard one for any defense team.

nefertitiram:



If you even ask him what he went to do in the Miami, nothing tangible. Just to show he can enter private jet and post on the Gram. Not like he had shows booked. Who will pay to listen to dammy Krane in Yankee? Hehehehe
And all this their show off is targeted at other musicians in their industry o so that they can feel good with themselves. Not like Nigerians even send all this rubbish they are doing.

Besides, na the same rope tie all of them, it is only unfortunate dammy is a scape goat. Which work is emoney doing?
Or a 1 track hero like humblesmith will say he is going on tour and come back with wads of dollars and expensive sturves, howwww!

If you ask me they are all criminals, na who them catch na him mess up

YellowBarStinks:

Federal charges ?? He's done

He just killed his career

Again, he's not innocent, the Us police will never arrest you if they don't have a concrete evidence, you can confess to killing 100 people but they will never arrest you if they don't have the evidence

As for his career, it's dead already, he can't travel to the USA or Uk ever in his life

xandy84:
It's not wishful thinking. I'm telling you what I know. He can only get the maximum if the judge presiding his case is racist. He you ever heard about 3 strike? Google it and you will understand what that means in State judicial system though 3 strike has been long gone

Antoeni:
Hypertec boss 2 Face has no said anything abt his boy's arrest

Nbote:
I thought his mother/aunt was defending him earlier and claiming he was a victim of circumstances.. Shebi they were busy tweeting on his behalf instead of getting rid of implicating junks in d fone..

Zceesneh:
go and kill yourself, must u talk?

ipobarecriminals:
crime does not pay. Bon voyage dela prisone

EgunMogaji:


This is as bad as it gets.

Feds don't play.

Afonjashapmouth:
Bigger yawa for this boy.. Scammers learn

abbey621:


I don't think you are familiar with the U.S justice system! He is facing 7 counts of grand theft and 2 other counts bordering on identity theft with each charge likely to earn 1 to 5 years in jail. This means if he is found guilty of all counts he could face 30 years or more, with a good lawyer he might not serve up to 5 years but certainly more than a year but with public defenders they won't even stress themselves. First offender theory is meant for U.S citizens, when it comes to foreigners and even permanent residents you are at the mercy of the court and there is no issue hotter in the U.S right now than cyber identity theft or cyberfraud. Best case scenario, the promoter Chukwuemeka confesses that Dammy was not aware of all those transactions, the attempt to use up to 5 cards for one purchase and that the Samsung phone used belongs to someone else, this might save him from a harsh sentence but the Nigerian stigma will always make this case a hard one for any defense team.