Former music manager James “Jimmy Henchmen” Rosemond is facing 13 charges related to his alleged role in operating a drug ring. The government says the operation earned more than $10 million annually in illegal revenue.
Rosemond has been charged with having a “supervisory and management position” in the criminal enterprise. He was arraigned yesterday (July 6) alongside his brothers Kesner and Mario. Jason Williams, Tony Martin, and Dennis Graham were also named in the indictment. Feds are looking to confiscate the former mogul’s $1 million-dollar Manhattan condo and another condo in Brooklyn worth almost $3 million.
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