Streamer DeenTheGreat Faces 15 Years In Prison After Alleged Yacht R*bbery & Fight w/ Woman
Streamer DeenTheGreat Faces 15 Years In Prison After Alleged Yacht R*bbery & Fight w/ Woman
Streamer DeenTheGreat is facing up to 15 years in a Florida prison after prosecutors charged him with felony r*bbery following an alleged incident aboard a yacht in Miami.
Deen, whose real name is Nurideen Shabazz, was also charged with misdemeanor b*ttery over the May 27 encounter involving a female acquaintance. According to court records obtained by TMZ, the woman told police Deen became physical after an argument and allegedly tried to take her phone while preventing her from recording.
Investigators said yacht security footage showed a struggle over the phone and Deen allegedly putting his hands on the woman multiple times. She also claimed she suffered a minor scratch on her forearm.
Deen’s attorney, Richard L. Cooper, told TMZ, “On May 27th Deen was arrested and charged with a 2nd degree felony, which carries a maximum of 15 years in a Florida prison.”
He added, “However, we still anticipate that this case will be dismissed by the prosecutors in short order. We look forward to resolving the case next week.”
Deen’s streaming partner Adrien Broner was recently sued in a separate case involving allegations of s*xual b*ttery. Case remains pending.

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