Sketchy, sketchy Interscope!
We've just learned that a major narcotics ring has been shipping out "large amounts of cocaine and cash" across the United States, and they've been using offices of Interscope Records for both pickups and deliveries! Crazy!
Following a year-long DEA investigation, 46-year-old rap music manager
James Rosemond has been indicted on 18 felony charges, and he COULD be sentenced to life in prison!
Sounds like Interscope execs/employees could have been involved in all of this, especially because the client list for one of these freight vehicles included "scores of musical acts." Yikes!
ALSO, one of Rosemond's top clients is The Game, who records for Interscope Records…
but HE couldn't be involved with something like this…could he?
What do U think? Is Interscope Records in on all of this??
Or were they just being used the whole time???
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