Crips Founder Big U Turns Himself In: A Shocking RICO Indictment!

2025-03-20 12:03:44.558

Eugene Henley Jr., also known as Big U, a co-founder of the Rollin' 60s Crips, surrendered to authorities following a federal RICO indictment. In an Instagram video, Big U stated he was turning himself in, calling the indictment "bull crap." He pleaded for prayers and asserted his innocence, claiming to have always done good and helped his family. He vehemently denied the allegations, labeling them "straight trash." Big U expressed gratitude for the support of his fans, while simultaneously accusing Wack 100 and 600 of orchestrating his arrest. He alleged that 600 collaborated with police during a raid on his house and that Wack 100 worked with the FBI and city officials to prevent him from receiving money. He argued that the FBI unfairly targets Black men trying to help their communities, framing his situation as a consequence of being Black and trying to uplift his neighborhood. The indictment includes charges of murder, human trafficking, and extortion. The murder charge stems from a January 2021 incident where Big U allegedly drove with another defendant, fatally shooting an aspiring rapper, and disposing of the body in the desert. A press conference by the U.S. Attorney's Office announced the arrest of 10 individuals, including rappers Bricc Baby and Luce Cannon. Big U, in his video, claimed he didn't associate with these rappers and anticipated their testimony against him. Despite the charges, he maintained his innocence and confidence in being cleared.