Update 01/29/2022 5:24pm:

According to reports, rapper C Blu has posted a $250,000 bond after being arrested for allegedly shooting an NYPD cop and himself.

The rapper was locked up in a Brooklyn juvenile facility on gun and assault charges and reportedly used cash from a record deal he signed with Interscope to get out. At the time of the shooting, the rapper was apparently on probation for a gun arrest in 2020.

New York Mayor Eric Adams spoke on the release of C Blu, saying, “New Yorkers should all be outraged that a repeat offender, accused of shooting at a police officer, is today walking free on bond because judges are precluded from even considering danger to the community, like every other state and our federal courts. It is further proof that our current system is failing us.” Stay tuned for more updates.

source: NY Post

Original 01/24/2022 12:32pm:

According to reports, 16-year-old rapper C Blu is allegedly using his record deal money for bail after being arrested in an alleged cop shooting.

The rapper’s record deal advance from Interscope is reportedly worth hundreds of thousands of dollars, and his bail was $200,000. Initially, a bail of $15,000 was set by the court, which his family was able to get. From there, the rest of the bond was secured with the rapper’s record deal cash. As of now, C Blu is being held in the Horizon Juvenile Center in the South Bronx. He is currently facing felony weapon and assault charges.

source: NY Post

Original 01/21/2022 7:14pm:

C Blu, a 16-year-old drill rapper currently signed to Interscope Records, is facing an attempted murder charge stemming from a shootout involving a police officer on Tuesday night.

The rapper, whose real name is Camrin Williams, was given his arraignment by a Bronx court over the incident, which left a 27-year-old cop named Kaseem Pennant wounded in the leg. C Blu is being represented by Dawn Florio, the same lawyer who represented 6ix9ine last year.

Despite the prosecutor's request for C Blu to be held without bail, Judge Dennis Boyle decided to set his bail at $200,000.

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Source: NY Post