Safaree Samuels: When you do a crime & get caught 10 mins later, that’s called karma not snitching!
Safaree Samuels: When you do a crime & get caught 10 mins later, that’s called karma not snitching!
Safaree Samuels is addressing those who may find it humorous that he was recently robbed. The Love & Hip Hop star explains that he was so emotional after the incident, because he was held at gunpoint. He also noted that his uncle was recently shot and killed and added that the men that were apprehended by police was due to ‘karma’ and not ‘snitching’. He explains,
Seeing your life flash b4 you’re eyes is a life changing experience. Nothing funny about it. It’s probably only funny to ppl who don’t have anything or never experienced it. My uncle was killed in a robbery so when thinking about my situation all I think about is him. I’m not crying over lost jewelry, that’s material but being face and not knowing if you’re about to get shot in the back of your head is the most traumatic thing I’ve ever had to deal with.Thank God I’m still alive they want me broken but All they did was make a beast out of me!
He continues,
When you do a crime and get caught 10 mins after you did it that’s called karma not snitching. But moving forward to ppl who know and don’t know me, don’t take offense to my new way of moving. Thank you to everyone who has reached out and sent blessings.
As previously reported, two suspects were arrested in connection to the Safaree’s robbery. He was robbed outside of his home in Fort Lee, New Jersey, early Monday morning. Police are said to have chased the two suspects from New Jersey into New York. At one point, the suspects crashed their car and fled on foot. NYPD assisted and Jonathan Ricketts and Shawn Harewood, the two men who allegedly robbed Safaree, were both arrested. Safaree says that he was robbed over almost $200k in cash and jewelry.
Click here to see a clip of him emotionally discussing the robbery.
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