NBA Youngboy home ‘raided by SWAT as three men arrested and multiple guns seized in connection with Texas shooting’

NBA Youngboy’s Texas home was targeted in a SWAT raid, resulting in three men being arrested and multiple weapons being seized.

SWAT officers had a warrant to search the property, said a spokesperson for the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. 

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The home of rapper NBA Youngboy was targeted in a SWAT raid[/caption]

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The raid resulted in the arrests of three men and multiple weapons being seized from the home[/caption]

The rapper, real name Kentrell DeSean Gaulden, owns the home and it’s where his mother, Sherhonda Gaulden, lives. It’s unknown if his mother was home when cops arrived.

Neither Gaulden nor his mother was arrested, however, cops say the three men were are associates of the rapper. 

The men were arrested on multiple charges from aggravated robbery to aggravated assault.

Thomas Gillian, the spokesperson for the sheriff’s office, said the arrests were related to the November shooting of a 20-year-old man.

The man was shot multiple times in the head and body but cops say he survived and is now out of the hospital. 

The weapons seized by the SWAT team included AR-15s, pistols and long guns.

Gaulden was released on bond from federal prison in October after serving time after cops found a firearm in the back of a car he was driving. 

The rapper was released on $1.5million bail and has to serve pre-trial house arrest in Utah.

Under the house arrest deal his lawyers struck, Gaulden will have to hire a private security team of former members of the military, as well as wearing a GPS monitoring device.

His release will allow him to continue recording music from a home studio.

“I’m really, really happy for him,” Gaulden’s attorney Drew Findling told Rolling Stone after the decision.

“This is the right result. It’s the fair result.

He added: “I’m extremely overwhelmed with gratitude at the result of last week’s hearing and think this was the just decision.”

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The rapper is currently on pre-trial house arrest in Utah[/caption]

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The rapper was released from federal prison for a previous gun case[/caption]

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