Gangsta rapper jailed for bathing in a tub full of cash- Drug dealer, Levi Watson, ensnared himself posting instagram snaps of lavish lifestyle
The cops saw a broke Levi Watson was bathing in cash
Drug dealing UK rapper, Levi Watson told the tax man he was unemployed and broke broke
The ‘flashy Gordon’ rapper, aka ‘Prezi’, has been exposed, with the pictures he posted on his Instagram page
Watson posted a stream of snaps on social media boasting of lavish lifestyle – super cars, choppers, yachts, champagne, ladies – including one showing him swimming in a bath of £20 notes.
He was one of 12 people arrested last week, pled guilty to conspiracy to supply schedule I drugs
Ex-con Watson, 29, was jailed 7 years for distributing cocaine and heroin
A less than smart drug dealer was jailed for seven years after being snared by Instagram photos showing off his ‘over the top’ lifestyle. Levi Watson, a 29-year-old rapper from Wolverhampton, UK who posted a range of boastful pictures on social media, featuring Lamborghinis, Rolex watches and baths in a tub full of cash, was jailed for his role in a drugs ring supplying cocaine and heroin to the British Midlands.
Levi Watson and his gallery of ‘Life’ featuring Lamborghinis, Rolex watches and lots of cash
Part of the ring of 13, L- R: Aaron Clemenson Zarak Khan Kieran Samuels Clayton Stephenson Levi Watson and Adam Whiteley. Dealers in the ring were sentenced to more than 130 years behind bars between them
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The Wolverhampton based rap artiste has published a few music videos where he brags about a life dealing drugs Levi Watson in music video… for song about drug dealing.
Watson was jailed for his role in a drugs ring supplying cocaine and heroin in a huge bust by West Midlands Police. He is a member of a ring of dealers who bagged more than 130 years behind bars, between them.
Youtube star Watson has over 4,500 followers and he regularly posts snaps and videos on his Instagram page. His trademark is bragging about his gangsta creds and boasing about his lavish lifestyle abroad, despite telling authorities he had no steady income and lived in Wolverhampton.
The less than careful dealer, six weeks ago, posted photos of himself and cronies enjoying a helicopter ride and posing on the bonnet of a white Ferrari. In yet another photo, he is shown relaxing in a bubble bath surrounded by £20 notes.
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High rolling Levi Watson
Watson Premier League footballer Andre Gray of Burnley FC
A life of champagne and luxury
High flyer: Watson flaunting his blingOne featuring three watches wrapped around a Porsche Panamera gear stick is captioned: “Have you seen a 100k well if you haven’t this what a hundred k plus look like.”
He also shows off a gold watch surrounded by Jamaican thousand dollar bills, captioned: “When you’re sitting on over quarter of a million but you tell them it’s pennies.”
Despite being jailed last Friday, Watson has been posting on his Instagram account as recently as Tuesday evening.
One post shows him with jailed US rapper Bobby Shmurda and the gloating caption: “They gave me Shmurda years, I smiled at the judge when he said 7.”
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Shmurda, from Brooklyn, USA, last week was also sentenced to seven years in prison on conspiracy and gun possession charges.
In one posting Watson is posing with troubled Premier League footballer Andre Gray, who plays for Burnley, in Marbella. The footballer is currently facing a misconduct charge relating to homophobic tweets from four years ago, Gray was praised by Watson for winning the Championship player of the year last year in one post where he described him as “family”.
‘Gangsta’ rapper Watson, also has also had several rap music videos made under his music alias ‘Prezi’.
Levi and his posse live the ‘high life’ in a helicopter
Levi Watson posts a picture of his life of luxury and champagne
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His most popular song about drug dealing and bathing in money, ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ (Gordon Ramsay), has received more than 36,000 viewings on YouTube.
Watson was jailed for his drug dealing last week, alongside 12 others. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to supply schedule I narcotics. His co-defendants Richard Chapman, 22, was sentenced to five years while Adam Whiteley, 35, was sentenced to eight years. The other 10 dealers sentenced include the leader 25-year-old Asmirald Miraka, who was jailed 16 years and three months.
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Levi ‘Prezi’ Watson has had several rap music videos extolling life as a drug dealer
Watson bragged about his lavish lifestyle on social media despite claiming he had no money to officials
“When you’re sitting on over quarter of a million but you tell them it’s pennies.”
Grand luxe: Three watches wrapped around a Porsche Panamera gear shift
Detective Constable Warren Moore, from West Midlands Police’s Serious and Organised Crime Unit, said: “This was a sophisticated operation involving large amounts of cocaine and heroin.
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“Drugs can ruin lives and communities and these sentences should act as a strong warning that those involved in such crime will feel the full force of the law.”
Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson said: “Hopefully the memory of his cash-filled bath and pink champagne will keep him warm at night while he spends the next seven years behind bars.”
For Watson though, it is not the first trip behind bars. A 2006 conviction for vehicular manslaughter saw him serving five and a half years, after the car he was driving crashed, killing his friend.
He was also convicted for failing to provide a specimen and assaulting a police officer, following the crash which killed College student Jermaine Walker, 18, in November of 2005.
For Watson though, it is not the first trip behind bars. A 2006 conviction for vehicular manslaughter saw him serving five and a half years, after the car he was driving crashed, killing his friend.
He was also convicted for failing to provide a specimen and assaulting a police officer, following the crash which killed College student Jermaine Walker, 18, in November of 2005.
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