Taxstone trapped throwing rope out of prison to smuggled in contraband

Taxstone is involved again in controversy after the alleged misconduct of the prison for trying to introduce smuggling in prison.

Taxiist stone Supposedly a teacher of a smuggling scheme of the old school that involves smuggling and a rope taken out of a window in the MDC-Brooklyn prison, the authorities revealed.

The popular Podcast personality, whose real name is Daryl Campbell, faces accusations along with the coacusados ​​Ian Diez, Jonathan Guerrero, Abel Mora and Mayavanex Rodríguez for allegedly plotting a plot to bring illegal elements to the Metropolitan detention center in Brooklyn.

According to federal prosecutors, Between April and June 2024, Taxstone used a cell phone illegally obtained from MDC-Brooklyn to coordinate with complicit facility.

The authorities obtained voice recordings that allegedly present a tax stone that clearly describe a backward smuggling technique: throw an improvised “line” from a prison window to allow conspirators abroad to attach prohibited items, which would then return to the institution.

The plot was dramatically unraveled on June 30, 2024, when Ten, Guerrero, Mora and Rodríguez allegedly tried to execute the Taxstone plan.

The correctional staff saw the group pulling a rope to the recreation room of their cell block.

When the officers intervened, they discovered a smuggling cache at the end of the rope, including marijuana, suboxone strips, a scalpel, cigarettes, lighters and a cell phone charger.

Federal prosecutors accuse the defendants of conspiracy to smuggle the smuggling, a crime with a maximum fine of up to 10 years after bars if it is convicted. The assistant prosecutors of the United States Russell Noble and Elizabeth d’Antonio are leading the prosecution effort.

Taxstone, once an outstanding voice in the hip-hop podcasting scene, initially jumped to fame through its frank and sandy comments about the popular “Tax Season” podcast.

His career took a dramatic turn in 2016 after a mortal altercation.

In January 2017, Taxstone was arrested in relation to Ronald McPhatter’s fatal shooting, a bodyguard of Brooklyn Troy Ave rapper, during a confrontation behind the stage in a IT concert in Irving Plaza in Manhattan.

After a high profile trial, Taxstone was convicted of homicide and weapons charges in March 2023. He received a 35 -year prison sentence in June 2023, effectively ending his promising media career.

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