Bobby Shmurda Gets Jail Visit From Mom, Rapper Has Less Than 2 Years In Prison
Bobby Shmurda Gets Jail Visit From Mom, Rapper Has Less Than 2 Years In Prison
According to Bobby Shmurda’s mother, the “Hot Boy” rapper has less than 22 months to serve in prison. She made the public privy to the information Monday, after posting an image of the rapper from a recent visit. She captioned the photo:
Great visit with my stinky…..the count down continues 22 months to go. Chewy is in great spirits he sends his Love and he can not wait to be back to work

Shmurda was sentenced to serve a five year sentence in 2016. He plead guilty to 4th-degree conspiracy — which carries a sentence of 1-3 years; in addition to being charged with 2nd-degree criminal weapons possession, which carries a sentence of 7 years.

Shmurda was allowed to have both sentences run concurrently, meaning he will face a maximum of 7 years in prison. Under the terms of the deal, he will get credit for time served, which is nearly two years. This means he has five years remaining on his sentence.

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