Despite Tekashi 6ix9ine’s brutal beating inside a gym in South Florida, sources close to the artist have revealed to TMZ that he has no plans to increase his security measures.
The controversial rapper, known for his legal troubles and snitching on gang members, was recently attacked by a group of men.
The assault was caught on camera and showed several individuals viciously striking 6ix9ine, causing injuries to his face, back, jaw, and ribs.
Welp I guess they say snitches get stitches smh tekashi 6ix9ine gets jumped at the gym pic.twitter.com/FAGnfVy297
— Meech (@MeechDatGuy) March 22, 2023
Tekashi 6ix9ine’s Brutal Beating: Does He Have Plans to Increase Security?
Insiders of the situation informed the media outlet that Tekashi had been frequently going out in public without his hired security for the past year without any problems. They also mentioned that he wants to continue living his life as normally as possible and is chalking up the gym beatdown as an outlier.
Regardless of the assailants’ warning that tattletales are not welcomed in their neighborhood, Tekashi has no plans to leave South Florida.
However, Tekashi’s lawyer, Lance Lazzaro, revealed that he’s aiming to talk to the Feds about getting protection for his client. But, the New York native himself is not keen on accepting any security measures. Fans have theorized that Tekashi would be a target for retaliation after he “put numerous men in jail for a long time.”
It remains to be seen if this decision will have any consequences for the 26-year-old’s safety. The police are still trying to find the guys responsible for the attack. With Tekashi’s high-profile status and contentious past, there is no telling what could happen next.
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