Son of Wu-Tang Clan member pleads to gun charge: dark days ahead for Sun God.

[PaperEnterprise]

You spoke on that before.'


I'll be honest with you man, I just don't get it. This dude is the SON of one of the most legendary MC's in history. Was getting good looks on his father's projects and established a nice little buzz for himself. Why would he get involved in that gang/street shyt? I remember reading an interview with Ghistface where he sad he'd rather not even have his son involved in the music industry because of how shady it is, but Son God seemed like, of all the Wu-kids, like he could've really made an impact.


Dude could've hit up RZA for beats, Rae and GZA for features, done an EP with his dad (they did great work together) all of these resources at his disposal and he wants to get caught up in some dumb shyt? I just can't wrap my head around it.

I cant speak too much on the why he chose what he chose. But know this SG wanted success in music badly. He was just around the wrong people and made decisions based on street ethics.

 

[Unknown Poster]

So, Killa Sin, Shyheim and now Sun God. That's 3 with talent

Seems like they couldn't escape the street shyt and it's a damn shame.

 

[Notorious 1 E.Y.E.]

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The "Sun God" faces some dark days.

Clifton resident Dennis Ames, who is known as the "Sun God," and also is the son of Wu-Tang Clan founding member Ghostface Killah – pleaded guilty Tuesday to a weapon charge.

Ames, 28, an affiliate of the globally renowned rap collective, was busted on July 3 of last year by detectives executing a warrant at his apartment. Police allege Ames is affiliated with the Komrad Militant Bloods gang.

Ames tried to flee, two detectives chased him, and he threw a gun – a .38-caliber Smith & Wesson – as he ran, police said.

When detectives searched the apartment, they found two bullets and marijuana in his bedroom, police said.

The incident wasn't the first in which Ames allegedly ditched a gun.

Two years earlier, on Oct. 30, 2013, cops conducting a floor-by-floor "vertical patrol" of an apartment building on the 200 block of Park Hill Avenue came upon Ames and several other people in a stairwell, according to a law enforcement source with knowledge of the case.

Ames, who was carrying a .38-caliber Smith & Wesson handgun, chucked it and ran, authorities alleged.

Police tested the gun and found Ames' DNA on it, and a review of video surveillance showed the defendant carrying the gun prior to the run-in with cops, the law enforcement source said.

Ames pleaded guilty in state Supreme Court, St. George, to a felony count of attempted second-degree criminal weapon possession.

In exchange for his plea, he'll be sentenced Sept. 22 to three years in prison and 18 months' post-release supervision.

"Mr. Ames took responsibility for his actions," said Mario F. Gallucci, his lawyer, outside court.

Son of Wu-Tang Clan member pleads to gun charge; dark days ahead for 'Sun God'

i wonder if this is what ghost was talking about when he said he could of pretended like he missed his flight and stayed home with his fam. on friday at his concert with rae

 

[IronFist]

i think that same lawyer is suppose to be working Killa Sin case as well.

 

[Tilesp4p]

I mean shyt like this is why I would never move back to NY. Police giving nikkas all this pressure for a .38 and a little bit of weed ....like come on son get of a nikkas dikk smh the gun laws is TOOOOOOO strict up north a nikka cant even protect himself yo smh

 

[Loud Still Coolin]

I cant speak too much on the why he chose what he chose. But know this SG wanted success in music badly. He was just around the wrong people and made decisions based on street ethics.