A man convicted in the 2020 fatal shooting of rapper Pop Smoke has received additional prison time. He will serve four more years in state prison due to a drug smuggling incident. This incident has resulted in extra prison time for the individual already convicted in connection with the rapper's death.
Further details about the case and the drug smuggling incident are available from the report by FOX 11 Los Angeles.
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