Stockton Rapper Faces Prison for Highway Shooting

0:00On March 31st, Stockton Rapper E.B. K. Jaibo faces over 30 years in federal prison after getting hit with seven charges for possessing a loaded block tied to a highway shooting. He and 19-year-old baby Max got indicted for the gun link to the March 2025 attack on rival DreamWife Rizzy along highway, 24, in Oakland. The case stayed sealed for months before going public this week. DreamWife Rizzy, from a San Francisco gang, caught bullets in both legs while driving eastbound near the Broadway exit, then drove himself to a hospital, claimed he did not know the shooter, got treated and walked out. That shooting sparked more heat with DreamWife Rizzy firing back through a diss track months later. Jaibo's rap sheet goes way back to when he was just 14, loaded with gun, burglary, and drug bus, making this his biggest legal headache yet. Amid Stockton's bloody rap feuds, meanwhile, the city grapples with fallout from last November's mass shooting at monkey space that killed four folks, including three kids, and cops.

1:02Are still digging into it. EVK's crew has deep beef with South Stockton groups like the Muddy Boys, trading bars and bullets for years, and feds have eyes on Jaibo's social, media. DreamWife Rizzy ran into his own trouble too, busted in March with a block, rigged for full auto, and slapped with felonies plus $100,000, bail. As these street wars echo on, Stockton searches for peace while a $250,000 reward sits unclaimed for 2022. Double homicide.