Bobby Shmurda has been released from prison after spending more than six years behind bars.
Shmurda served time for conspiracy and weapons possession, authorities said. He pleaded guilty in connection to being a member of the GS9 gang of East Flatbush. During his 2014 arrest, cops say they found two guns and crack cocaine in the car he was in.
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An indictment charged Shmurda and more than 15 defendants with a variety of crimes, including murder, attempted murder, assault and drug dealing, per AP News. Shootings by the gang left one rival dead, injured an innocent bystander sitting on a folding chair outside a Brooklyn home.
Unlike Tekashi 6ix9ine, Shmurda did not snitch on his codefendants and actually did more time to let his brothers off with lighter sentences. He was sentenced to seven years but was eligible for early release. He was picked up by Migos member, Quavo, who had stated that he would be picking up his longtime friend once he was freed.