AllStar JR is reportedly facing legal proceedings in a federal gun possession case connected to an alleged shooting involving NBA Ben10. According to reports, he has hired attorney John Helms—who also represents Pooh Shiesty—to handle his defense.
Shiesty himself is currently incarcerated in connection with separate federal charges. The legal development was first highlighted after online commentary from No Jumper circulated details about JR’s upcoming court dates.
Court records reportedly show that AllStar JR is scheduled for an arraignment on May 27 before Judge Dena Hanovice Palermo. In addition, a hearing is set for May 22 in front of Judge Christina A. Bryan. If convicted, he could potentially face up to 15 years in federal prison, along with a $250,000 fine and up to three years of supervised release.
While there are online claims suggesting a link between the case and the alleged shooting involving NBA Ben10—including references to federal images of JR at the scene—authorities have not publicly confirmed the full details or the exact scope of the allegations.
The situation remains ongoing as the case moves through the federal court system.