B.G.'s Lawyer Say He Didn't His Violate Parole Performing With Boosie Badazz

Attorneys for the artist B.G. Dorsey claimed as much in court filings on Friday (April 5). These filings asked a federal judge to allow the artist to remain on supervised release rather than face going back to prison. It was in late March that a federal probation officer requested that Dorsey be arrested because he failed to obtain clearance to perform at a concert in Las Vegas, NV, alongside Boosie on February 8. The same probation officer also asserted that the Cash Money veteran never received proper permission to release the Gucci Mane collaboration Choppers & Bricks in December. B.G. is accused of violating his probation through the performance as he is not allowed to associate with other convicted felons as part of his probation. Like Boosie Badazz, Gucci is also a convicted felon the recent filing asserted that B.G. had gotten the proper permission for all his work from those monitoring him at the halfway house before he had been put on supervised release under the watch of a probation officer. The prosecutors admitted that he “was granted authority to perform in some of these instances” during  hearing that happened shortly after the rapper’s arrest in Las Vegas. They blamed the accusation surrounding permission to participate in the December performance on a “communication lapse. BG’s attorneys Billy Gibbens and David Chesnoff reiterated that the halfway house had given him permission to have contact with both artists before he moved out and was put on supervised release. 

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