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35:39Now PlayingEugene Henley Jr., aka “Big U,” has pleaded not guilty to the federal charges he turned himself in for. Big U, an alleged leader of the LA-area Crips gang, faces a federal indictment that includes charges ranging from embezzlement and wire fraud to extortion, racketeering, and the murder of his own rap artist, Rayshawn Williams. Law&Crime’s Elizabeth Millner explains the latest details we just learned in the case and what’s next for the man who allegedly ran a “mafia-like” criminal enterprise.
Note: Cash McElroy Jones (aka “Wack 100”) states to Law&Crime that at no point did Wack 100 allege an intimate relationship existed between Rayshawn Williams and Big U’s son, nor did he at any point make any statements linking Mr. Williams’ murder to such rumors.
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