Eugene Henley Jr., known as Massive U, is recognized as one of the influential founders of the Rollin’ 60s Crips. He recently posted a video expressing his intent to surrender to authorities following significant charges in a federal RICO indictment. This indictment has raised numerous questions and concerns within the community about its implications and the nature of the allegations against him.

In a heartfelt Instagram video shared on a Wednesday evening, Massive U was seen traveling in a van accompanied by his family. He stated he was heading to turn himself in, indicating that he wanted to address the indictment directly. He referred to the charges as “bull crap,” expressing his disbelief and frustration regarding the accusations leveled against him.

In his video, Massive U asked for prayers from his supporters, emphasizing that throughout his life, he has only aimed to do good and support his family. He vehemently dismissed the allegations against him, calling them “straight trash.” Massive U expressed profound gratitude towards his followers who continue to stand by him, showing him unwavering love and support during this challenging time.

Massive U pointed fingers at Wack 100 and 600, suggesting they played roles in placing him in this precarious situation. He alleged that 600 was present with law enforcement during a raid on his home. Furthermore, he accused Wack of collaborating with the FBI and local authorities, asserting that Wack advised them against providing him financial support.

He passionately stated that many do not comprehend the detrimental actions taken by the FBI against black men who strive to uplift their communities. He articulated that this reflects a broader issue concerning the struggles faced by individuals seeking to assist others in their neighborhoods while being subjected to systemic injustices.

Legal documents reveal that federal authorities are accusing Massive U of serious crimes, including murder, human trafficking, and extortion. The murder charge allegedly stems from an incident in January 2021, where it is claimed that Massive U, along with another defendant, fatally shot an aspiring rapper, subsequently disposing of the body in a desert area after removing it from the interstate.

During a recent press conference held on Wednesday, the U.S. Attorney’s Office announced that ten individuals had been arrested, among them part-time rappers Bricc Child and Luce Cannon. In his Instagram broadcast, Massive U expressed that he does not associate with either rapper and fears they may betray him by cooperating with authorities and potentially testifying against him.