Another member of rapper Bobby Shmurda’s crew bags 53 year jail sentence
Alex “A-Rod” Crandon, 22, member of Bobby Shmurda’s GS9 gang slammed with 53 1/3 years in prison for murder
Second member of the crew sentenced this week.
Crandon and Rashid Derissant sentenced nearly 152 years combined, for killing of a member of rival gang, “Brooklyn’s Most Wanted,” in 2013
Alex Crandon sentenced to 53 1/3 years in prison Friday, May 20, 2016.
The second Brooklyn gangbanger in Bobby Shmurda’s GS9 crew to be sentenced this week got 53 1/3 years in prison on Friday.
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Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Abraham Clott ripped 22-year-old Alex Crandon who participated in a murder, shootings and other violent ordeals that terrorized East Flatbush over a two year period. Clott, who sentenced Rashid Derissant, 24, to 98 years in prison on Tuesday, dismissed Crandon’s dispassionate pleas for sympathy as he mumbled through a statement.
“Please allow me the opportunity to become a productive citizen and raise my daughter to become one also,” he said.
Alex “A-Rod” Crandon and Rashid “Rasha” Derissant, are the two members of the gang charged with the killing of a member of rival gang, “Brooklyn’s Most Wanted,” on Feb. 8, 2013, outside a Brooklyn bodega.
Rashid Derissant who was sentenced to 98 1/3 years earlier in the week
But the judge told him “he gave up irrevocably the opportunity” to get another shot at a good life.
“The community must be protected given the enormity of the crimes here,” Clott said. Crandon’s desire for a do-over is “really no reason to risk the safety of the public,” the judge added.
Alex “A-Rod” Crandon and Rashid “Rasha” Derissant, members of this GS9 crew with Bobby Shmurda are serving a combined 151 1/2 years for murder
Crandon was convicted of conspiracy, murder, attempted murder and other charges at trial
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in Manhattan Supreme Court. “The residents of East Flatbush should feel safer, because the defendant will no longer be able to terrorize their streets,” Special Narcotics Prosecutor Bridget Brennan said in a statement. Shmurda, whose real name is Ackquille Pollard, will be tried in connection to the same conspiracy in September.
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