Terrence “Big Chef” Jones, an aspiring rapper from Brooklyn, New York, has been arrested on drug trafficking charges after detailing pretty much his whole operation on a CD he released.
According to the New York Daily News, “Big Chef” - or should that be “Big Mouth”? - bragged on “Hood Hop” that he was “the 500-gram cooker” and “bag twister” and then proceeded to name his drug ring colleagues in the liner notes.
The CD cover was a photograph of Bushwick Houses, a multi-building, 3,000-person housing project, where he and his “Murda Crew”, along with four other gangs, sold crack.
Unfortunately for Jones, the Brooklyn North narcotics unit happened on one of the 1,500 copies he claims to have sold, assisting them in their 16-month long investigation into the building complex. Operation Bushwhack not only netted the 33-year-old, but also 20 other people.
He now faces charges of conspiracy to distribute narcotics, and criminal sale and possession of a controlled substance, as well as the prospect of some time in, er, the Big House.
(via SOHH.com)
