WuTang Affiliate Killa Sin of Killarmy attempted murder for shooting in Staten Island
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FUCK SAKES
I literally been telling everyone Killa Sin is the SHIT since the late 90s, he been my fave in wutang. Along side Doc Doom (RIP) and La the Darkman.
The Mac maul cats like dogs or botched abortions
Make blood pour like bottles of Bub we popped the corks on
The wars on
I literally been telling everyone Killa Sin is the SHIT since the late 90s, he been my fave in wutang. Along side Doc Doom (RIP) and La the Darkman.
The Mac maul cats like dogs or botched abortions
Make blood pour like bottles of Bub we popped the corks on
The wars on
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Nuttkase and Nuttkase
My Xbox/ps4 name burnin season lol fave song
Killa Sin big bro is Power, RZA big bro is Divine. They both started Wu-Tang with their drug money. Sin is in CREAM vid, he spits with Biggie, KRS-One and Raekwon on a Ron G tape. Most known unknown, Idk how this dude was slept on his whole career when every feature he outshines everyone.
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This was the first shit I heard Dom spitting like when he was PR terrorist probably cuz he wouldn't wanna spit garbage on a track with Sin.
And polite is a fucking beast, he was much better on American cream team with chip banks and twiz than ice water but still
Dom Pachino - EZ Killings feat Killa Sin & Polite
And polite is a fucking beast, he was much better on American cream team with chip banks and twiz than ice water but still
Dom Pachino - EZ Killings feat Killa Sin & Polite
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STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- A grand jury has indicted a 37-year-old Wu Tang Clan affiliate on attempted murder and other charges following a shooting earlier this month, court records show.
Jeryl Grant, who raps under the name Killa Sin for the "Killarmy," was ordered held without bail on Wednesday, after a grand jury issued a true bill against him, public records show. He's slated to be formally arraigned in state Supreme Court in St. George on Dec. 4.
The shooting took place Nov. 16, down the block from the Sangita Shala nightclub at 556 Richmond Rd. about 4 a.m., according to police. It left 33-year-old Darnell Brown shot six times in the chest, police said.
Grant, who was arrested on Nov. 20, told detectives he had parked behind the nightclub earlier in the evening, and when he returned, he found people congregated around his truck, according to a law enforcement source.
"What's up?" he asked, and got a response from someone, presumably Brown, saying, "What the (expletive's) up with you?" according to the source. Grant told detectives that gunfire broke out shortly afterwards, the source said.
Grant has contributed to several albums by the borough's globally known Wu-Tang Clan, and his track, "The Archer," can be heard on the soundtrack of the 2012 film, "The Man with the Iron Fists." He's considered a key member of the Wu-Tang affiliated Killarmy.
He's also a recent parolee who has served two stints in state prison, according to public records - a three-year sentence for a 2003 weapon possession conviction, and a four-year sentence for a 2007 attempted weapon possession conviction.
He was released in February 2012, and will remain on parole until Oct. 3, 2015, according to state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision spokeswoman.
Grant's lawyer, Mario Gallucci, said he "vehemently denies the allegations as have been reported," and that he's seen video stills footage of the incident which show the victim was armed.
"Right now we have a team of investigators interviewing potential witnesses to the shooting, which we hope will exonerate Mr. Grant," Gallucci said. "Our investigation has revealed so far that the victim in this case possessed a firearm and does not come into this matter with clean hands."
As of Wednesday, the victim faces no charges in relation to the shooting, court records show.
Jeryl Grant, who raps under the name Killa Sin for the "Killarmy," was ordered held without bail on Wednesday, after a grand jury issued a true bill against him, public records show. He's slated to be formally arraigned in state Supreme Court in St. George on Dec. 4.
The shooting took place Nov. 16, down the block from the Sangita Shala nightclub at 556 Richmond Rd. about 4 a.m., according to police. It left 33-year-old Darnell Brown shot six times in the chest, police said.
Grant, who was arrested on Nov. 20, told detectives he had parked behind the nightclub earlier in the evening, and when he returned, he found people congregated around his truck, according to a law enforcement source.
"What's up?" he asked, and got a response from someone, presumably Brown, saying, "What the (expletive's) up with you?" according to the source. Grant told detectives that gunfire broke out shortly afterwards, the source said.
Grant has contributed to several albums by the borough's globally known Wu-Tang Clan, and his track, "The Archer," can be heard on the soundtrack of the 2012 film, "The Man with the Iron Fists." He's considered a key member of the Wu-Tang affiliated Killarmy.
He's also a recent parolee who has served two stints in state prison, according to public records - a three-year sentence for a 2003 weapon possession conviction, and a four-year sentence for a 2007 attempted weapon possession conviction.
He was released in February 2012, and will remain on parole until Oct. 3, 2015, according to state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision spokeswoman.
Grant's lawyer, Mario Gallucci, said he "vehemently denies the allegations as have been reported," and that he's seen video stills footage of the incident which show the victim was armed.
"Right now we have a team of investigators interviewing potential witnesses to the shooting, which we hope will exonerate Mr. Grant," Gallucci said. "Our investigation has revealed so far that the victim in this case possessed a firearm and does not come into this matter with clean hands."
As of Wednesday, the victim faces no charges in relation to the shooting, court records show.