Lil Boosie Charged for Attempting to Smuggle Drugs into Louisiana Prison

Lil Boosie on Thursday was charged in a second instance of smuggling drugs into Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola.

According to The Advocate, Boosie was charged with one count of criminal conspiracy to take contraband to and from a penal institution, and another count of inciting a felony. Each count comes with two more years behind bars if convicted.

Louisiana State Police back in May filed criminal charges against the Baton Rouge rapper after investigators said they caught Boosie and two other men in the midst of setting up the scheme to bring codeine into the jail through an undercover agent, xxlmag.com reported.

Titus Franklin and Arthur Stewart, the other two suspects, were also arrested.

“The Trill Entertainment MC instructed Stewart to mix an ounce of codeine syrup in a drink and deliver it to Franklin, who then gave it to an undercover state trooper at
a meeting at a Jack in the Box restaurant,” a source told Louisiana authorities.

Boosie has been arrested for the second time for smuggling illegal substances into a Louisiana state prison.

Last year in July, Boosie with the help of his girlfriend, a former Dixon officer and other attempted to get drugs into Dixon Correctional Institute.

Boosie is currently incarcerated on a 2009 probation violation, while also awaiting trial on a first-degree murder charge, in which he faces the death penalty, xxlmag.com reported.