Cam’ron Writes Letter of Support for One Of The Defendants In 6ix9ine Case

Late last year, rapper 6ix9ine was sentenced to two years in prison after telling on members of the ‘Nine Trey Gangsters’ gang, in an attempt to receive a lighter sentence.

Several members were implicated in the rapper’s testimony, including Aljermiah “Nuke” Mack, who is facing racketeering and narcotics trafficking charges and could serve up to 30 years in prison.

With Mack’s sentencing set to take place on Feb. 24, his legal team has submitted numerous documents to the court to show that he’s a good guy.

Among those documents are letters from family and friends, according to Complex, as well as a letter from rapper Cam’ron, listed under “Hip Hop artist and friend of over 10 years.”

In the letter, Cam’ron explains to Judge Paul A. Engelmayer that Mack is a good guy who has made mistakes.

“I have had the pleasure of knowing Mr. Mack for the past ten years,” he explained. “Mr. Mack is a good person and has always had morality in his actions. This is why I can assure you that although he has had recent challenges, he is a decent person with a good heart.”

According to Mack’s lawyer, he has held positions as a promoter as well as a manager to artists and entertainment companies.

Mack even interned at Diplomatic Man, Inc. in 2014, Complex reports.

“I am sure that as long as Mr. Mack receives the support from people around him, he can be quickly rehabilitated,” the member of Dipset continued. “I believe in him and will lend support, which will enable him to become an upstanding part of our community.”