CLAIMED IN INVOLVEMENT OF SHOOTING 2PAC; Jimmy Henchman Sentenced To Life In Prison

Jimmy "Henchman" Rosemond has been sentenced to life in prison in Brooklyn federal court.

After being found guilty of all charges back in June, Jimmy "Henchman" Rosemond's sentencing was made official this week. The former music exec was served with a life sentence in Brooklyn federal court yesterday.

While Henchman recently garnered some controversy over his alleged involvement in the 1994 shooting of Tupac Shakur (not to be confused with the 1996 shooting that ended his life), he will serve time for an $11 million cocaine trafficking venture, which he covered up as a music equipment shipping company.

Henchman is known for managing the careers of artists such as The Game,Gucci Mane, and Sean Kingston. While Rosemond will serve life in prison for his crimes, he is still awaiting judgement in a separate charge of conspiracy to murder an affiliate of 50 Cent.

Ewoen: TO JAIL AGAIN.....Chief Keef Sentenced To Drug Tre...

Ewoen: TO JAIL AGAIN.....Chief Keef Sentenced To Drug Tre...: Chief Keef has been ordered to a 90-day  residential drug treatment program  after failing two drug tests. Chief Keef was ordered...

TO JAIL AGAIN.....Chief Keef Sentenced To Drug Treatment Program

Chief Keef has been ordered to a 90-day

 residential drug treatment program

 after failing two drug tests.

Chief Keef was ordered to serve a 90-day residential drug treatment program yesterday (November 6), according to dnainfo.com.

The Cook County’s sheriff’s office said that the Chicago rapper failed two drug tests and, after a court appearance yesterday, was being transferred to the Cook County Jail, the report says. Chicago is in Cook County, Illinois.

Chief Keef is set to serve his sentence at the Haymarket Center, as per dnainfo.com.

Chief Keef tweeted yesterday after appearing at the Skokie Courthouse and then posted on Instagram after his sentence was handed down.

The tweet and Instagram post are as follows:

The rapper was stopped May 27 for driving 110 mph in a 55 mph zone. After being pulled over, Keef failed a drug test. 

On October 15, Chief Keef was set to serve a 20-day jail sentence due to his May arrest on marijuana charges, according to ABC Chicago. 

Keef has also had to pay a $531 fine related to this arrest. He was ordered to serve 18 months probation and 60 hours of community service, as per ABC Chicago.