WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Eugene “Big U” has been indicted on 43 counts, including racketeering, murder, and fraud, and this week, he pleaded not guilty to all of the charges against him. Prosecutors say that Big U is a long-time leader of a South Los Angeles Rollin’ 60s and that he embezzled donations to his charity that receives public money and runs a racketeering conspiracy. Big U is also being accused of being involved in the 2021 murder of an aspiring rapper identified as “R.W.” in court documents. R.W. reportedly failed to meet contractual obligations and recorded a “diss song” about Big U. His associate, Sylvester Robinson, is then alleged to have confronted R.W. in a Las Vegas studio, fatally shot him, and disposed of his body in the Nevada desert. Big U last statements before turning himself in for a R.I.C.O federal indictment. He blames he blames a few people for involving him in allegations that possibly led to him having to turn himself in…. pic.twitter.com/Nm3q5pcATD — Cousin Tino ™️ (@TINOISFUNNY) March 20, 2025 Before turning himself in, he pointed the finger at Wack 100 and Luce Cannon. “I just want to say this—when they raided my houses and my property, they was asking about Wack [100]. Wack, Luce Cannon, 600, and this internet stuff. All of y’all foul,” he said. Big U alleged that Wack 100 is working with the feds. “If you had something against a Black man, handle it with a Black man in the streets,” he said. “Wack said 100 times he was gonna take my contracts. He working with the FBI. The FBI went to the city three days in a row and told the city they didn’t want nobody to give me no more money.”
Big U Pleads Not Guilty in Shocking Murder & Human Trafficking Case
