50 Cent Declares: "I Warned You LA Was Done" After Recent $300K Smash-And-Grab Robbery

Rapper 50 Cent Believes Los Angeles is in Decline

Rapper 50 Cent has expressed his belief that Los Angeles is in a state of decline after a recent smash-and-grab robbery at a Nordstrom department store. The robbery, carried out by dozens of masked and hooded suspects, resulted in an estimated $300,000 worth of merchandise being stolen. 50 Cent shared a news report about the incident on Instagram, where he has a large following of 29.5 million followers. Initially, it was reported that $100,000 worth of goods were stolen, but this figure has now tripled.

Concerns about Crime in Los Angeles

Rapper 50 Cent expressed his belief that Los Angeles is in a state of decline, stating that the city will have to implement appointment-only access due to its worsening situation. He shared this opinion on social media, expressing his disappointment with the situation. Shortly after, he posted a video showing thieves stealing a rack of clothes from a store in the Bay Area, further highlighting the issue of crime in the region.

Controversial Post about Bail Policies

Rapper 50 Cent has made a controversial post on Instagram, expressing his frustration with bail policies in Los Angeles County. He captioned the post with strong language, criticizing the system. This comes after the artist previously spoke out about the issue, making headlines last month.

Concerns about Zero-Bail Policy

Rapper Jackson expressed his concern about the state of Los Angeles (LA) in an Instagram post. He shared a video report discussing the reinstatement of a zero-bail policy for certain crimes in LA County. The report featured Deputy District Attorney John McKinney stating that the Sheriff's Department will no longer detain individuals for non-serious, non-violent crimes such as theft, shoplifting, drug use, vandalism, and battery. Jackson's post suggests that he believes this policy change will negatively impact the quality of life in LA.

Questioning Media Coverage

Rapper 50 Cent has questioned a news outlet for reporting on his comments, specifically mentioning that they had mentioned his past run-ins with the law. He expressed confusion as to why they would bring up his criminal history, stating that he is now a born-again Christian.