Suspects Wanted!! Yung Joc Says He Wasn’t Involved in Alleged Studio Robbery
Jasiel Robinson professionally known as Yung Joc Atlanta recording studio was recently robbed resulting in the loss of almost $70,000 worth of equipment. After the robbery, speculations started to surface that Yung Joc may have played a part in the alleged theft in hopes of getting insurance money. Yung Joc talked with WSB-TV and set […]
Jasiel Robinson professionally known as Yung Joc Atlanta recording studio was recently robbed resulting in the loss of almost $70,000 worth of equipment. After the robbery, speculations started to surface that Yung Joc may have played a part in the alleged theft in hopes of getting insurance money. Yung Joc talked with WSB-TV and set the record straight that not only did he not have anything to do with the robbery, but that he also did not have insurance stating, “I’ve been seeing stories where people say this is about insurance fraud. The truth is, I did not have insurance. I was in the process of deciding who I wanted an insurance policy with.”
During the robbery, Yung Joc’s brother and his brother’s girlfriend were tied up and forced inside the studio at gunpoint while men stole TV’s and recording equipment. Joc also claims that hard drives containing music featuring Jazmine Sullivan, Pitbull and Lil Wayne were amongst the items stolen. In addition to his robbery claim, reports have also surfaced that the rapper has been experiencing some financial wows with a recent repossession of his wife’s Camaro and a eviction from his property. Could all this be a coincidence or is the once signed Bad Boy artist just experiencing a string of bad luck?
According to our sources close to the investigation, police are looking at all possibilities and they have not concluded that this was in fact a robbery.
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