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OJ Da Juiceman Faces Charges, Drops New Album

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Atlanta rapper OJ Da Juiceman faces ten charges, including felonies, after an incident with a state trooper. Hes accused of aggressive driving, reckless driving, pointing a gun, and possessing a firearm. If convicted, he could face five to ten years in prison. Despite the legal trouble, OJ recently released a new project and expressed interest in a Brick Squad reunion.

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OJ Da Juiceman Faces Charges, Drops New Album

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Hip-Hop News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!OJ Da Juiceman Faces Charges, Drops New Album. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 24, Atlanta rapper OJ Dodd-Jusman got arrested last week in Georgia after an incident with a state trooper. He's spacing 10 charges, including 8 misdemeanors, like aggressive driving, reckless driving, and pointing a gun at someone. The two felonies are possession of a firearm and aggravated assault on a public safety officer. The trouble started earlier this year when the 44-year-old rapper was tailgating the trooper, which lanes and allegedly aimed a weapon at him while speeding off. If convicted on the big charges, he could face 5 to 10 years in prison. Neither OJ nor his team is commented publicly yet, but his attorney is pushing for bond so he can fight the case from the outside. This comes amid his ongoing music career where he's kept busy despite the legal heat. Recently he dropped a new project called R&B Juice 2, packed with 12 tracks. In a fresh interview, he opened up about the idea of a brick squad reunion, saying he'd jump in if the chance came up, even with past tensions between Gucci Mane and

Waka Flaka Flame. For now, OJ stays focused on his music while the legal battle unfolds, leaving fans watching closely for what happens next.

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