The FBI reportedly arrested Quando Rondo on federal drug charges.
On Friday evening, authorities in Savannah, Georgia, pulled over the rapper, real name Tyquian Bowman, as sources tell TMZ that they arrested him without incident.
Prosecutors suggest that Bowman broke the Street Gang Terrorism and Prevention Act by allegedly assuming leadership in the Rollin’ 60s street gang, conspiring with others to distribute marijuana, secure hydrocodone pills, and use an illegal facility for communication among group members.
The court charged him with four counts out of the 49-count indictment and released him on a $100,000 bond.
Just one month later, legal matters continued to plague Rondo. The “I Remember” prosecutors accused the singer of crashing into another car after an overdose. Consequently, they requested his bond revocation.
Court documents filed by prosecutors on July 19 stated that the high-speed crash, which resulted in paramedics administering Narcan “as he was exhibiting signs of an overdose,” was enough of a reason to put him behind bars.
The document continued to read, “was subsequently transported to [Quando] where he became belligerent with hospital staff and ultimately had to be sedated. “As a result of this incident, the Defendant is being charged with several traffic offenses.”
In November, prosecutors reportedly filed a motion to ban Quando from Chatham County, GA, arguing his alleged affiliation with other gang members posed a threat to the community.
The filing came just weeks after an alleged incident occurred on September 20, which resulted in a shooting breaking out between two groups. The Chatham County Superior Court judge Tammy Stokes denied the motion. According to the allegation, Quando had been present at the altercation. According to the State’s evidence, the defendant was the victim. The motion is therefore denied.
