187 street gang
Narcotics and insult: Rapper Gzuz again with one leg in jail
Gzuz fills concert halls and court files alike: After an incident on St. Pauli, the rapper once again threatens the rapper with the judiciary.
Again Kristoffer Jonas Klaus, better known as his artist name Gzuz, is targeted by the judiciary. The 36-year-old rapper of the 187 street gang is notorious for his escapades and off the stage. Now he could soon land behind bars. The accusation: possession of drugs and insulting civil servants – a dangerous cocktail, especially for someone on probation.
The incident that now led to the indictment occurred on March 22nd on Beatles-Platz in Hamburg near the Reeperbahn, a focal point that is classified by the authorities as a “dangerous place”. There, emergency services can control persons without concrete suspicion. When you searched Gzuz, they found a plastic tube with a white powder – presumably a intoxication.
The mood tipped quickly. According to the police report, the rapper is said to have protested loudly. One of the officials had to listen to the sentence: “Hold the face.” The tone that Gzuz cultivated on stage also found its way into reality here. In private, Gzuz is a father of three children, his concerts are sold out, his music reaches millions. But in addition to fame, there is a variety of criminal conflicts – and now the file is getting even thicker.
Gzuz, a man in constant clinch with the law
The Hamburg public prosecutor has now officially charged charges for the unauthorized possession of narcotics and insult. This can have serious consequences for Gzuz. After an earlier conviction – among other things because of assault and illegal gun ownership – he was released prematurely in 2023 after twelve -fold months in prison and 414,000 euros. However, under the edition of a so -called “residual probation”. If there is a conviction again, the revocation threatens and that could happen now.
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Source: Stern
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