Inside Hip-Hop’s Wildest Heist: How Fabolous’ ‘Street Family’ Turned Crime Into Legendary Street Cred
Added on November 16, 2025 inEntertainment News Cards, RECENT NEWS CARDS
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Ever wonder if Mercury in retrograde is messing not just with our texts and travel plans, but also with the bling game in Brooklyn? Judging by a recent spree of flashy chain snatchings linked to a crew allegedly tied to rapper Fabolous, it seems the cosmos might be nudging a little cosmic chaos in Manhattan’s upscale corners. From gridiron glory with Frank Walker to the boxing ring triumphs of Zab Judah, and even NBA’s Sebastian Telfair losing more than just ball games—these high-profile heists paint a wild picture of street-level drama colliding with celebrity shine. It’s like watching a celestial soap opera where loyalty, betrayal, and the lust for gold chains twist fate in the city that never sleeps. But hey, Fabolous denies any gang ties, which leaves us asking: Is this just bad luck or something written in the stars? LEARN MORE
“New York Police Department investigators claim that several high profile celebrities have been robbed by a gang of thieves who are linked to superstar rapper Fabolous. According to the New York Post, police have linked members of Fabolous Street Family Entertainment to the robbery of New York Giants ex-cornerback Frank Walker, as well as boxing champion Zab Judah, who the gang allegedly robbed twice. The most notorious incident involving alleged members of Street Family is the robbery of Brooklyn bred NBA guard Sebastian Telfair. Telfair was robbed outside of Sean Diddy Combs now-defunct Justin s Restaurant in Manhattan in October of 2006. Police allegedly have surveillance footage that captured members of Fabolous entourage snatching a $50,000 chain off of Telfair s neck, shortly before the rapper was shot in the leg. Telfair was later questioned in the shooting incident, but failed to identify Fabolous or three other suspects in a police lineup. Two months before Fabolous was shot, the rapper’s brother Paul Cain, 25, was also wounded in violence suspected to be connected to several other chain snatching incidents. Officials believe that the gang has about 20 members who are former drug dealers that hail from the Brevoort Houses in Brooklyn, where Fabolous was raised. The gang allegedly operates in the Chelsea and Flatiron district area in Manhattan, where Fabolous childhood friend Shamel McKinney was recently stabbed to death. McKinney, 25, was stabbed to death on November 23, outside of club Duvet during an altercation with several men. According to police, McKinney may have attempted to snatch a $10,000 dollar chain from another Brooklyn man named Anthony Taylor. Taylor, 26, was apprehended in Atlanta last week and is expected to be charged with McKinney s murder.
Fabolous, denied that members of his Street Family Entertainment are engaged in criminal activities” – AI Commentary via Wicked Streets TV on YT
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