Three men, who are said to be the 'Outside Today' rhymer's associates, are busted at the Texas home purchased by the rapper and where his mother currently lives.
- Jan 27, 2022
AceShowbiz - NBA YoungBoy a.k.a. YoungBoy Never Broke Again seemingly just couldn't steer clear of trouble. Three months after he was released from jail on a bail, a home owned by the rapper has become the target of a SWAT raid.
A spokesperson for the Harris Co. Sheriff's Office told TMZ on Wednesday, January 26 that SWAT officers served a warrant at the Texas property owned by the Baton Rogue native on Tuesday morning. The search warrant was issued in connection to a shooting that reportedly occurred in November 2021.
Three men, who are said to be YoungBoy's associates, were arrested during the raid. The three men, who are identified as Roymellow Williams, Daryl Brown and Carleon Gallien, were busted on charges ranging from aggravated robbery to aggravated assault. The SWAT team also seized weapons, including AR-15s, pistols and long guns from the property.
During the November shooting, a man was reportedly shot multiple times in the body and head. The unnamed victim survived the attack and is out of the hospital now, according to authorities.
YoungBoy, who reportedly purchased the home, and his mother Sherhonda Gaulden, who lives there, were not arrested during the raid. It's unclear though if the rapper's mom was home when cops executed the warrant.
YoungBoy was arrested in March 2021 by federal agents executing a federal warrant in Louisiana. He was held on drug and weapon charges and spent seven months behind bars before he was released on bond in October.
The 22-year-old is currently in home confinement in Utah after forking over $500,000. Under the terms of his release, he must wear a GPS monitor and no one is allowed to stay at the residence with him except for his family. He also has to stay away from guns and have to submit drug tests regularly.
