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Vic Mensa just got a lucky break in his gun case.
TMZ reports the Chi-town rapper has accepted a plea deal that will give him two years probation for carrying a concealed weapon, but no jail time. Vic pleaded no contest to carrying a concealed firearm and the second count of carrying an unregistered loaded firearm was dropped. The rapper, whose new album The Autobiography was just released, was facing up to two years in prison for the charge. If he pays $500, he gets off with no jail time. If Vic doesn’t pay the fine, he has to spend two days behind bars. He also has to cover $1,325 in restitution.
You may recall that Mensa was booked back in March for carrying a loaded firearm after being pulled over by the cops in Beverly Hills. Although he had a permit for the gun, it was registered in another state.
Vic Mensa Takes Plea Deal In Gun Case was originally published on globalgrind.com
