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Proponent of 'Stop Snitching' Movement Outed as Police Informant

September 13, 2010  | 


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In the rap world, "stop snitching" is a powerful mantra - and the star known as The Game is one of its most popular proponents.

But the New York man who manages Game and other hip-hop heavyweights - Jimmy (Henchman) Rosemond - is named as an informer in court records, the Daily News has learned.

Rosemond has given information at least three times to state and federal law enforcement officials since the mid-1990s, documents reveal.

One of Rosemond's former lawyers even cited his repeated cooperation with the authorities in asking for leniency in a Los Angeles gun case.

Read Full Story at NYDailyNews.com

Tags: Criminal Informants, Witness Intimidation, Anti-Police Celebrities


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