The Dark Side Of Suge Knight Nobody Talks About

On September 7, 1996, tupac was shot in Las Vegas in the car next to Suge Knight. Suge Knight claimed to have been hit in the head once, but was only grazed by a piece of glass. He survived the attack. Before the shooting, Suge Knight and Tupac had been involved in an assault. So suge knight is mainly known because of tupac, but who is suge knight. in this video we will share the dark past of suge knight. Former rap mogul Marion Suge Knight was sentenced to 28 years in prison for the death of a man he ran over outside a Compton burger stand in the year 2015. In the same year in January he also got into a fight with a longtime rival, Cle “Bone” Sloan, a consultant on NWA biopic Straight Outta Compton. #sugeknight #tupac #suge Related videos:    • Death Row Chronicles FULL Episode 1 - Suge...      • The Criminal History Of Suge Knight      • Mob James Explains Why Suge Knight Can't S...   Previous videos:    • Why Does Hip Hop Hate 6ix9ine      • Who Actually KILLED Tupac The Unsolved Mys...      • Who Actually KILLED Tupac The Unsolved Mys...   In a moment captured on surveillance video, Knight backed his truck into Sloan, who was injured, then drove it forward into businessman Terry Carter, who died from his injuries. Knight’s attorneys have said it was an act of self-defense. While in the same year, Knight was arrested on suspicion of murder in a hit-and-run that killed a man and injured another. Knight, 53, listened without reaction as members of the dead man’s family addressed the court, describing 55-year-old Terry Carter as a deeply devoted husband, father, grandfather and friend during the hearing. Carter’s daughter Crystal called Knight “a disgusting, selfish disgrace to the human species”. Knight wore a large cross and orange jail attire during Thursday’s sentencing, which draws to a close a nearly four-year court saga over the fatal 2015 confrontation. He had been fighting with a longtime rival through the window of his pickup truck outside the burger stand and struck that man with his truck before running over Carter. Knight’s numerous defense lawyers had contended he was acting in self defense, but the Death Row Records co-founder pleaded no contest to voluntary manslaughter last month, averting a trial on murder and attempted murder charges. The prison sentence represents the low point of a long decline for Knight, one of the most important figures in the history of hip-hop. At his pinnacle in the mid-1990s, he was putting out wildly popular records that are now considered classics from Dr Dre, Snoop Dogg and Tupac Shakur. Knight was at the center of the feud between east coast and west coast rappers that marked the middle of that decade. Shakur was in Knight’s car when he was killed in a drive-by attack in Las Vegas in 1996. Knight had felony convictions for armed robbery and assault. He lost control of Death Row after it was forced into bankruptcy. His previous convictions make him ineligible for probation, Judge Ronald Coen of the Los Angeles superior court ruled on Thursday.