Controversial rapper Leo Beránek (31) responded from prison halfway through his sentence. He recorded the song Boys of the Bass in it. In the three years behind bars, Muggle life has had a significant impact on him. However, he used contraband to shoot and sing the video, so the incident is now being investigated by the prison service.
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Trustee Leo Beránek is serving a six-year sentence for grievous bodily harm. In the center of Prague in 2018 in front of the club Atelier strengthened with alcohol The lamb repeatedly struck the unknown man in the head, and when the victim tried to get up from his knees, he kicked him in the face so that the man immediately lost consciousness and fell to the pavement. The second brawl took place just five days later in a park in Lhotka, Prague.
The lamb has been serving for three years, but apparently he has not learned at all. He shot a music video straight from prison, which he then posted on social networks. At the same time, any electronic devices are strictly forbidden in the prison, so the rapper is now being investigated by the prison service. “There has been a mistake on the part of the guards, we are investigating the whole incident,” Prison Service spokeswoman Markéta Prunerová told eXtra.cz.
The video clip was probably shot on a mobile phone, but according to Prunerová, it is still being investigated how he got to Beránek through strict controls. As can also be seen, the Lamb has added several new shawls, which it has a full face. He didn’t have them before he went to jail. “That’s evidence of the illegal activity we’re investigating, too.” Pruner added.
The kids don’t know us
In a controversial video, the rapper sings about life behind bars, how he spends his free time and how his relatives react to it. The footage shows the cell in which the Lamb lives, or prison showers. At the same time he showed that she has a picture of her daughter Violett pasted on her closet, as well as by the bed. “Kids don’t know us, wives cry, family visits, mothers cry,” rapes eloquently.
But his behavior, which is illegal, did not help the rapper at all. Now, according to Pruner, he is in danger of being reprimanded, thus complicating his possible request for parole. So it seems that Beránek did not learn much behind bars. Or maybe he didn’t realize he’d make a hard time publishing the video. After all, as his friends published on Beránek’s official instagram profile of Berten 1312, the rapper had already ended up in isolation. By the way, the numbers after the name mean the controversial abbreviation ACAB, ie “all cops are bastards” …-‘);
