JEEZY MULA Takes Plea Deal in Bank of America Conspiracy case /Refuses to Snitch

NEW YORK (NY) - A 21-year-old Brooklyn man has plead guilty to several fraud charges in a well calculated scheme against Bank of America, Friday morning in Brooklyn’s Federal District court. Dajahn Mcbean, 21, popularly known as “Jeezy Mula” to those who follow his extravagant rapper-esque lifestyle on social media was sentenced earlier today.
The upcoming rapper is convicted of conspiring with unknown partners to create forged checks and to deposit the forged instruments into a bank account of a third party. Plenty of friends and family were in attendance to hear what would become of the now second time offender. The proclaimed Canarsie rapper widely known amongst Brooklyn youth for his fast lifestyle and controversial lyrics was held on these fraud charges last month on February 9th. After a full length investigation spanning the course of 3 months Mcbean was arrested at his home, which was being closely watched by Federal agents.
The judge ruled that Mcbean’s failure to cooperate with officials led him to his demise. “Everything is me, nobody else got nothing to do with nothing” were the 21 year old defendant’s last words before exiting the courtroom
Mcbean is expected to be sentenced to Federal prison under a plea deal reached Friday morning in Supreme Court.