Justin Johnson Arrested For Shooting Three People at a Bowling Alley in 2017

Just days after being sentenced to five years in prison for shooting three people at a bowling alley in Memphis, Tennessee, Johnson has been arrested again. This time, the federal Bureau of Prisons has sentenced him to serve his time in a Louisiana prison until May 25, 2021. In 2017, Johnson was 18 when he shot three people after a fight broke out at Billy Hardwick’s All Star Lanes in East Memphis. He snatched an assault rifle from outside the alley and opened fire, striking three people before escaping with his girlfriend.

Justin Johnson is a rap artist who is well-known for his albums, including the hit single “Straight Drop.” However, his arrest comes on the heels of another case, where he was accused of shooting three people at a Memphis bowling alley in 2017. The incident occurred in 2017, and his attorney Juni Ganguli said he was speaking on the phone when an inmate walked up and punched him. Fortunately, Johnson was not seriously injured in the attack and the motive behind the incident is unclear.

Johnson was once one of the suspects in the shooting of rapper Young Dolph, a fellow rap artist. He was arrested for violating his probation and was placed on supervised release following the shooting. He has been arrested several times in the past few years. In fact, he served just six months of a five-year sentence for shooting three people at a bowling alley in Memphis.

The charges against Justin Johnson include violations of his supervised release on a federal gun conviction and the Violent Juvenile Sex Offender Registry. He was first charged with aggravated rape at age 17 and was placed in state custody before turning 19. He served two years in federal prison before being released on supervised release.

After the murder of Young Dolph, Justin Johnson became a prime suspect. A $15,000 reward has been issued for information leading to his arrest. The Memphis Police Department, Crime Stoppers, and Tennessee Bureau of Investigation have stepped up their efforts to find him. The criminal record of Justin Johnson is extensive, and he had a history of criminal activity, including a shooting at a bowling alley in 2017.

On Friday, the U.S. Marshals arrested Johnson in Brazil, Indiana, after searching multiple cities across the country. Shundale Barnett was in the vehicle with Johnson when he was arrested, and he is also charged with accessory after the fact. He is due in court on Tuesday, which means he will likely face a long prison sentence.Justin Johnson Bowling Alley