Alabama rapper HoneyKomb Brazy thinks his life is in danger in the prison he’s in.
“I’m in a limestone correctional facility, I’ve been here 9 days and they’ve already made me fall 5 times. This is a racist camp and the policies are calling my name and calling me all kinds of n* ggas,” he wrote.
“I’m currently locked up with no discipline or explanation. I’m not really complaining about my situation, but I wanted to raise awareness for my family and fans about what’s going on. happened. They woke me up at 2 a.m. in the morning and the strip looked for me and all the way through [sic] I was locked in a cell with no mat, no blanket or nothing and forced me to sleep on the floor. I say that to let people know that I won’t be doing this again,” he continued.
In July, a judge revoked his suspended sentence for a violation. He is on probation for a conviction for possession of a weapon. At the time, he had only served 18 months of his 15-year sentence, but the DA office said he would have to serve the rest of the time.
“I’ve been trying to go back home to my family and see this bigger picture but I still have my mind on my grandma and grandpa and all the fucking stuff. I don’t want to continue this. , yes. they’ll probably run in here when they see this post and jump on me. They can kill me or I can make it out but I won’t do it anymore so I just let everyone know.”
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