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Guilty! Prosecutors Claim They Have Photographs Linking Rapper Tekashi69 To Violent Crimes

Prosecutors Have Photographs Linking Tekashi69 To Crimes
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Dec. 8 2018, Updated 11:08 p.m. ET

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Rapper Tekashi69 is in more legal hot water.

Federal prosecutors are claiming they have images linking him to multiple crimes.

And they have filed documents to back up their case.

There are allegedly images of Tekashi, his ex-manager Kifano "Shotti" Jordan (aka Tr3way) and other crew members pulling armed robberies and shootings.

According to the filed documents cops grabbed videos from phones belonging to 6ix9ine or crew members and matched them with surveillance videos of an April 3 armed robbery in Brooklyn.

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They say the images prove Shotti pulled the robbery, and cops believe Tekashi watched from the street and recorded video.

Ironically, the prosecutors claim that Tekashi69 may have linked himself to the crimes by posting images on the Internet.

Authorities have matching shots of a backpack that was stolen, and later found in Tekashi's home during a raid back in September.

During that raid the police also turned up a powerful AR-15 rifle.

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RadarOnline.com previously reported that the rapper belonged to a New York gang and was involved in acts of violence and crime.

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