Blacc Zacc faces federal RICO expenses after being arrested for allegedly main South Carolina road gang Dirty Money Entertainment.

Blacc Zacc discovered himself behind bars on Wednesday after federal authorities arrested the South Carolina rapper on critical RICO expenses that might land him in jail for all times.

The rapper, born Zachary Chapman, 34, was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals and booked right into a federal jail in Spartanburg.

The Columbia-based artist faces a laundry listing of expenses, together with RICO Conspiracy, Murder in Aid of Racketeering, and a number of firearm violations.

According to a 22-page federal indictment, prosecutors allege Blacc Zacc based and led Dirty Money Entertainment (DME), described as a road gang working all through South Carolina.

The indictment claims Blacc Zacc directed all DME actions whereas delegating authority to different members and associates.

The gang allegedly operated primarily out of Columbia however owned a number of properties, together with a home in Blythewood, the place they performed operations.

Many of the fees stem from a 2021 murder-for-hire plot in Columbia that prosecutors say Blacc Zacc orchestrated after a rival gang member stole a diamond chain.

Blacc Zacc appeared earlier than a federal Justice of the Peace on Wednesday, entered a not responsible plea, and has a detention listening to scheduled for Monday in Greenville. The U.S. Attorney’s Office is requesting that he stay detained pending trial.

The rapper, who has constructed a following of over 300,000 on Instagram and 104,000 month-to-month Spotify listeners, is thought for tracks like “Richest Rapper In SC” and collaborations with artists together with 42 Dugg, Kevin Gates, DaBaby, and his baby’s mom, Renni Rucci.

His 2020 studio album Carolina Narco helped set up his presence within the Hip-Hop scene.

Chapman faces 9 federal expenses whole:

• RICO Conspiracy
• Attempted Murder in Aid of Racketeering
• Two counts of Use, Carry, and Discharge of a Firearm During and In Relation to a Crime of Violence
• Conspiracy to Commit Murder in Aid of Racketeering
• Murder in Aid of Racketeering
• Use of Interstate Commerce Facilities within the Commission of Murder-for-Hire
• Causing Death Through Use of a Firearm
• Conspiracy to Interfere with Commerce by Threats or Violence

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