Rapper Vic Mensa performed for Saturday’s student march for gun control, coined the March for Our Lives, although he was arrested last year on a concealed handgun charge.
Mensa was arrested in Beverly Hills after being found with a concealed handgun without a California concealed carry license.
On March 7, 2017, TMZ reported, “[Mensa] was stopped in Beverly Hills … for running a stop sign and having tinted windows … according to law enforcement sources. We’re told he informed cops he had a gun in his car and showed them his concealed carry permit. The problem is … cops say the permit is for another state.”
Mensa faced “felony” charges for the incident but was able to plead down to “two years probation.”
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ReplyDeleteMust be part of his probation to rap about gun violence. At least he had a permit at the time. He was just ignorant of the law. Go to www.handgunlaw.us to get the latest on reciprocity between the states.
ReplyDeleteIt gets better each day. You can't make this stuff up.
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