50 Cent Reiterates Not Snitching With Video By Cop

50 Cent recently addressed rumors about his alleged cooperation with authorities by sharing a video on Instagram featuring ex-NYPD detective Bill Courtney. In the video, Courtney confirms that 50 Cent never cooperated with law enforcement. Courtney mentions that despite accusations from figures like the Gotti brothers, 50 Cent remained non-cooperative with the police, even in serious incidents involving violence.

50 Cent used this validation to criticize his old adversaries Kenneth “Supreme” McGriff, James “Jimmy Henchman” Rosemond, and Damion “World” Hardy, highlighting their criminal activities and his own resilience.

Additionally, 50 Cent commented on recent sexual assault allegations against Irv Gotti. He suggested that the legal battles would financially ruin Gotti and mentioned his plans to produce a docuseries about Murder Inc. Records, the label founded by Irv and Chris Gotti.

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“50 Cent never cooperated with anybody and I would know if he did,” Courtney says. “I had the whole music industry investigation business locked down. I knew everybody who was talking to everybody. There was no way he cooperated…An incident where he was stabbed or somebody was stabbed, maybe it was [Tony] Yayo, in the studio, he didn’t cooperate on that.”

“And I find it funny that the guys who say he cooperated, namely the Gotti brothers [Irv and Chris], they did more stupid things to bring heat on them and heat on everybody else, using two-way pagers to communicate with people when the information is so easy to get ahold of,” Courtney said. “They did a lot of dumb things and they messed with the wrong guy. He came back, he’s a fighter and people gotta respect that. Even if they don’t like 50, he didn’t have any cops protecting him.”

“See the facts always come out, I wasn’t raised like that,” 50 wrote in the caption of the video. “I’m not in Preme, killer Rat a*s jimmy, or World’s paper work. Oh yeah all roads lead to Sherevport.”