New Jersey-based rapper Albee Al, real name Albert Robinson, was arrested on September and charged for a shooting that wounded another man on August 23. Robinson and Darnell Reeves were both charged with two counts of first degree attempted murder, unlawful possession of a handgun, possession of a handgun for an unlawful purpose, and certain persons not to possess weapons.
According to the Passaic Police Department, the 34-year-old victim sustained non-life threatening injuries in the shooting, and a 30-year-old man was also shot at but not injured. The maximum sentence for first-degree murder is 10-20 years in prison for each charge with 85% of the term to be served before parole as part of the No Early Release Act, along with 5 years probation. The weapons charges also carry a 5-10 year sentence.
Albee Al was accused of murder in 2010 and was acquitted of all charges, which he spoke about with VladTV in this interview.
Source: Hudson County View