DX-clusive: Plies Lied About Criminal Past?

    Hip Hop icon, and creator of
    the term “thug life,” Tupac Shakur, once confessed that although
    occasionally sprinkling his rhymes with mentions of felonious activities,
    he never actually had a record until he made a record.

    So too appears to be the case
    with the arguable Tupac of 2007/2008, Slip-N-Slide/Atlantic
    Records
    recording artist, and promoter of his own criminal exploits,
    Plies
    . HipHopDX has obtained documentation from the state
    of Florida that lists the “definition of real” rapper’s first
    real run-in with the law to have not taken place until two years ago,
    on April 12, 2006, when Plies – real name Algernod Lanier
    Washington
    , born May 22, 1976 – would have been on the eve of his
    30th birthday and just beginning his ascension to his current
    status of gold-certified rap star.

    The email printout of the documentation,
    which appears at the end of this report, was obtained from the Florida
    Department Of Law Enforcement
    (FDLE) by paying the $24 fee
    and searching here [https://www2.fdle.state.fl.us/cchinet/] in the FDLE’s
    criminal history database for Algernod Washington.

    The FDLE’s
    criminal record for Plies shows that the self-described “goon
    affiliated, ex drug dealer”
     who’s “resume solid, street
    cred bigger”
     has been arrested just twice within his home state
    of Florida during his adult life, with both arrests taking place two
    years ago.

    The 32-year-old was arrested
    for the first time at the age of 29 on April 12, 2006 for the misdemeanor
    charge of resisting an officer without violence.

    The latter of his two adult arrests came during a well-publicized shooting at a Gainesville,
    Florida nightclub after a Plies
    performance on July 2, 2006. According to reports, members of the rapper’s
    entourage, including his older brother, Ronell
    “Big Gates” Lavatte
    , pulled out guns and fired in the club after
    Plies
    , who’s performance was running long, became angry when his microphone was cut off so that Lil Boosie
    could begin to perform.  

    Plies’ career guide/older
    brother, and another man, Troy Denard Carnegie, were both charged
    with attempted murder, each accused of firing at least three rounds
    in the club that night. According to reports, Big Gates
    has only one more year to serve on his sentence for his involvement
    in the shooting, but a Ronell Lavatte cannot be located in the
    Florida Department Of Corrections
    offender search here [http://www.dc.state.fl.us/InmateInfo/InmateInfoMenu.asp] to verify that claim. However, a
    search for Mr. Carnegie here [http://www.dc.state.fl.us/ActiveInmates/detail.asp?Bookmark=1&From=list&SessionID=522963802] revealed that he is scheduled to
    be released from custody on June 20, 2010.

    Unlike his brother and Mr.
    Carnegie
    , Plies was charged with just a misdemeanor count
    for possession of a concealed weapon after police found loaded firearms
    in the vehicle he and his entourage were riding in. He posted a $50,000
    bond shortly thereafter and was released. Plies
    served no known jail time after later pleading no contest to the charge.

    He has however subsequently
    been sued by five Gainesville residents who claim they were the victims
    of the shooting at the concert and are seeking $10 million in damages
    [click to read]. Plies’ 
    attorney has publicly stated in response to the lawsuit that if they’re
    suing the rapper, they’re “suing the wrong person.” 

    HipHopDX’s
    search of the FDLE’s database for Plies’
    entire criminal history was pursued after learning that records existed
    in another criminal database available to the public, that of Lee County,
    Florida, home to Plies’ native Fort Myers, Florida, which showed
    that the rapper had been cited for a handful of traffic offenses but
    never had any criminal charges brought against him.

    This record was obtained by
    searching here [http://www.leeclerk.org/Crim_defendant_Name_sel.asp], with results showing that Plies
    run-ins with the Fort Myers Police Department during his adult
    life appear to have been limited to five traffic stops (two in 1997,
    one in 1999, and two in 2002) and citations for unknowingly not having
    his driver’s license on him, having too dark of tint on his car windows,
    and playing his car stereo too loud.

    These traffic offenses are
    not included in the FDLE’s report on all of Plies’ 
    criminal history within the state of Florida because according to the
    FDLE
    website no results are returned for “a misdemeanor other
    than those required to be submitted to

    FDLE under Florida Statutes.”

    DX
    also searched the public criminal records databases for Hillsborough
    County here [http://www.hillsclerk.com/publicweb/Search_Court_Records.aspx] (which houses Plies’ current
    known residence in Tampa, Florida), and Miami-Dade County here [http://www.miami-dadeclerk.com/cjis/search4.asp] (which is home to his record label,
    Slip-N-Slide Records
    ) prior to confirming all of Plies’
    criminal activities within the state of Florida via the FDLE’s
    report. Both countywide searches yielded no records of criminal activity
    for an Algernod Washington.
    The Hillsborough County search revealed only a handful of civil filings
    against Plies, including 
    for unpaid rent.

    It should be noted however
    that none of these county databases nor the FDLE’s report includes
    any juvenile criminal record that might have existed for Plies
    prior to his 18th birthday in 1994, or any federal criminal
    charges that might have been levied against the rapper in the 14 years
    since.

    And, as is commonly understood,
    the absence of an arrest record is never absolute proof of the complete
    absence of one’s criminal activity.

    However, it’s been documented
    in previous articles on the “realest” street scribe in Hip Hop today
    that Plies’ time was mostly consumed in the mid-to-late ’90’s
    attending college at either Miami University
    in Oxford, Ohio – where he reportedly played on the football team
    – or the University of South Florida
    in Tampa, or both schools (there are conflicting reports regarding his
    collegiate career, and DX was unable to substantiate any as of
    press time).

    And while crime has clearly
    hovered around the rapper’s day-to-day life in recent years, impacting
    him indirectly via the aforementioned incarceration of his older brother
    and the recent arrest of his manager [click to read], first person accounts of criminal
    activities on Plies’ part are conspicuously scarce in his raw
    rhymes. Instead, sympathetic laments on the cruelties experienced by
    family members and friends at the hands of an oftentimes merciless justice
    system, and not his own personal experiences, can be found in most of
    his material.

    But there are the occasional
    past tense references to what appear to be claims of his own criminal
    activity. One glaring example can be found during his lament on the
    suffering his alleged criminal activities caused his mother on “Runnin
    My Momma Crazy,” in which he recollects: 
    Remember the nights, me sittin’ up in a cold cell I’m wakin’ ya
    up out’cha sleep, it’s me callin’ you from jail
    .” While passionate,
    his verse’s claim that he was ever in a “cold cell” now
    appears to be untruthful, as according to the FDLE’s report
    Plies
    was never in jail for any period of time prior to 2006.

    In addition to fallacious statements
    in song, Plies has also produced a contemptuous image for himself
    on the screen, including his portrayal as a high rollin’ drug dealer
    in the video clip for “Worth Goin Fed Fo” [click to watch ].

    Recent “outings” of fellow
    Floridian, and Slip-N-Slide
    labelmate, Rick Ross [click to read], as well as “Hypnotized” collaborator
    Akon
    [click to read ] have shone a new light on the exaggerated,
    and in some instances completely fabricated, biographies crafted by
    too many of today’s Hip Hop artists.

    These personal “stories”
    highlight phantom criminal backgrounds in an attempt to boost so-called
    “street cred” with fans who often are not living such lives and
    are therefore attracted to these tall tales of Tony Montana-esque
    (or in Plies’ case, O-Dog-style) criminal prowess and/or
    success. These fake personas proving to be alarmingly irresponsible
    when absorbed by the equally impressionable, but oftentimes far more
    impoverished, segment of the Hip Hop audience who believe with a dangerous
    literalism that they too can lead lives of crime ala fictional movie
    criminals or equally fictional rap criminals and yet in still eventually
    become an unimprisoned Hip Hop celebrity.

    And while fabricated bios are
    nothing new to Hip Hop, even claiming the careers of some artists (see
    Vanilla Ice
    ), unlike most emcees of yesteryear like the aforementioned
    Tupac
    , who balanced his occasionally outlandish claims of dope dealing
    and gang banging with cautionary tales of the pitfalls involved in a
    life of crime (see “Shorty Wanna Be A Thug,” “Young Niggaz,”
    etc), Plies seems more oblivious to maintaining any artistic
    responsibility, instead recklessly crafting a seemingly strategic image
    and seeking to capitalize on fraudulent claims of criminal activity
    all the while declaring to be Hip Hop’s undiluted truth teller, personifying
    all that is “real.”

    It’s now abundantly apparent
    that Plies has forsaken being fully forthright with his fans,
    failing to make the crucial distinction that those around him, and not
    he, are the real victims of our nation’s often flawed justice system,
    and that he is merely observing and reporting their experiences within
    a life of crime and not his own.

    Representatives for Plies
    could not be reached for comment on this report as of press time.

    FDLE record for Plies is below (each charge and date of the two offenses have been highlighted)

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    Date: Jul 25, 2008 1:39 PM

    Subject: FDLE Criminal History Search Results

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    NAME                             STATE ID NO.   FBI NO.      DATE REQUESTED

    WASHINGTON, ALGERNOD             FL-06531501                   07/25/2008

    SEX  RACE  BIRTH DATE  HEIGHT  WEIGHT  EYES  HAIR  BIRTH PLACE  SKIN  DOC NO.

    M    B     05/22/1976  5’06”  155     BRO   BLK   FL

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    ARTIST                                                                     TAMPA, FL

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    WASHINGTON, ALGERNOD LANIER

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    42 thoughts on “DX-clusive: Plies Lied About Criminal Past?

    1. I really don’t care for plies but I will say this. Must rappers exagerate on the songs. Come on let’s be real. You cant go around shooting guns, selling drugs, killing people, etc as much as they say and not have any major charges. Whats fuck up is people listen and buy his shit. So nobody is to blame but the people who bought his shit. The rap game is kinda like wrestling…some of the wrestlers actually wrestled in school…and most are just big muscular actors. But hey as long as his music is enjoyable it shouldn’t matter right? I mean Denzel isn’t a grimmy cop like in Training Day but most people loved him for that role. Entertainment is all it is.

    2. FUCK… LISTEN TO THE MUSIC….. Plies himself says in Plenty Money (@1:25) “if I ever go to prison, Imma have plenty stories, sleep real good, got no worries”…. dont sound like he is claiming he went to prison to me…. so in my mind, maybe he does REAL shit and doesnt get caught…. ever heard of the saying……. REAL CRIMINALS DONT GET CAUGHT. also listen to Heard Of Me (@1:45) “to be the best rapper you gotta tell lies” I mean honestly do we really think rappers do everything they say? if they did they’d be basically snitching on themselves. i’m not here defending Plies but I mean the only thing i really give a fuck about when i listen to an artist is…. does he make good music? and yeah, plies i think makes pretty decent music…. i mean we could publish a report like this for a grip of rappers and we would find they were exaggerating…. THATS WHAT RAP IS.

    3. If you’re searching and paying for someones police record just to discredit them you haaaaave waaaaaay too much time on your hands. Get a life.

    4. It’s funny reading the comments about this article. Some people wanna bash this website for speaking the truth. Others want to clown on Plies for fabricating his past. Alot of people say he just never got caught. Being from FL and in the music game, I’m gonna school y’all. Plies is not a goon, not saying that in a bad way, but as a fact. His brother was the one who more in the streets then him. Most rappers aren’t what their stage persona makes them out to be. They are reports, telling whats going on in the neighborhoods. The problem is when you go and talk about stuff you did in order to sell records. If aliens attacked today, I’m not looking for Tom Cruise, Will Smith, or Gov. Arnold to save the day. Just because they did it in a movie I don’t expect it in real life. However, in the hip-hop world, we expect rappers to be the epitome of what they rap. If they were, they would be locked up, not out rapping. They talk about weight and murder like its nothing. Please think about it, what goon do you know that tells you he is a goon. The goon is the one the dope boy calls to solve problems. Bad boys move in silence. But this is the enviroment we have created. Where talent is not enough to suffice, you have to have street cred. When I rapped I talked about things I saw, did, & heard about. My goal was to make music that people related to and could identify with. I’ve never sold more than weed, so I never talked about the price of a key or nothing. I been in the room when crack was cooked, on the corner when it was sold. I’ve been shot at and returned fire. Been arrested but never spent more than a night in jail. But should I do an Akon and say I was a “notorious” kingpin. That wasn’t my style, but talk of that lifestyle was in my music. We gotta wake up and realize that these are entertainers. The rap world is like wrestling, don’t look behind the scenes if you want to believe what you see. I don’t fault hiphopdx for exposing the truth. Young people need to know that you don’t have do this stuff to be real. Rappers need to realize that people want the truth when you sit for an interview, not made up stories, because someone will fact check you. I’m glad Rick Ross was a CO, he did what a REAL MAN does to provide for his fam. Same with Plies and Akon or whoever else worked hard to make a living before making it big. Grow up all y’all. And thats the definition of real!

      1. You are absloutely correct!!
        I use to find myself getting mad about the fact that they are fake but I had to remind myself that this is strictly entertainment and they have a right to say whatever they want, TRUE OR NOT.
        If R Ross was a CO (He was) then OK
        but haters are the ones who are so concerned about everyones business.
        I Like Plies music and Rick Ross but keep in mind they are not stupid because they are fully aware that in order to receive a Federal Indictment they do not need much evidence(LOOK AT BMF…NO DRUGS seized and they dont get out of the fed joint until 2032 or something like that)
        Believe me I did 4 yrs in Ohio (yea whatevr look it up A549732 State vs Morton) and it was not fun at all…
        The homosexual activity is far worse than you know..trust me, a lot of niggas didnt like me because I was so outspoken against it. If they are fake then get made at WWE wrestlers, get mad at actors,
        get mad at Arnold Swartzneggar , thats a lot of hatin, but let it be because its entertainment and nothin else.
        Enjoy the music and get off their dick.
        They dont have to answer to you, me or anyone else for that matter.

    5. PS as for the smart crimminals don’t get caught talk, that’s BS! If you work your way up from runner to kingpin, you gonna have some history. Whether you get a humble or popped for some weight. Most people o in the game won’t trust you unless you did some time. But people who say that are from the suburbs and all they know about the hood is from rap music.

    6. plies your a bitch. how da fuk u have 40 glocc punk yo bitch asz. yo faggot asz put yo chain up. wut a BITCH! a nigga dat rap about it but aint about it. Its meezy bitch.

      1. Niggas talk hard on a computer. Guarantee u if a couple of niggas run up on you, you aint gone sit there and take a ass whipn to prove u hard. Any real hood nigga know it’s time to get the hell on.. Plain and Simple.. Now if it’s one nigga and u run, then I can see calln a nigga out for running.

    7. half u pussy niggas on here dont even no what real is,yall got the wrong conception….. jail,prisons,guns and flippin bricks dont make ya real home boy,bein real all begins wit ya self..how da fuck can u keep it G” wit me if u cant keep it G”wit ya self..fuck you hoe ass niggas,my nigga plies represented and spoke up 4 every street nigga breathing fuck nigga,fuck what my nigga aint been through and what my nigga did go through..in a sence dum ass nigga he been through just as much cuz he lost someone he loved to them prison gates,like some one lost most of us while we was in da GAME HEAD FIRST..I BEEN TO PRISON 3 TIMES MY NIGGA,IM JUST WORKIN ON MY MUSIC AND TRYIN 2 STAY FREE,AINT SHIT REAL IN THERE..HALF U NIGGAS ON HERE AINT GOT 2 QUATERS 2 RUB 2 GETHER BUT YET U ON HERE TALKIN BOUT A NIGGA WHO MAKIN ENDS MEET,GET YA BREAD UP FUCK NIGGA AND POP A PILL WHILE RIDIN 5 IN DA MORNING AND LISTEN 2 PLIES FIRE UP A BLUNT AND RELAX WHILE MY DAWG SPIT DA TRUTH..MY NIGGA WHEN I MAKE IT I PRAY U FUCK NIGGAZ DONT BE TRYIN 2 DIRTY UP A NIGGA NAME EVEN THOUGH I NO ITS COMING AND IM READY PUSSY NIGGA….PLIES FUCK WIT DA LAST OF DA DYIN BREED MY NIGGA…..

    8. Yeah real criminals dont get caught but they also dont run when some dudes step on the block, Tupac said it best “I’d rather die like a man than live like a coward”. Im more than sure that the fact that these rappers put on a tough guy facade really eats away at them behind closed doors. At the end of the day if you cant be true to yourself then who are you?!!!

    9. I live in Gainesville and remember this happening. The charges were dropped but is anyone surprised? Obviously stars dont stay in trouble for very long. Next please.

    10. All I have to say is I live in Gainesville and remember this happening. The charges were dropped but is anyone surprised? Obviously stars dont stay in trouble for very long. Next please?

    11. plies that nigga music go hard fuck dem haters shit he proably dont give a fuck wat yall gotta say anyway cause he got da money

    12. lmao this website on his dick to spend money and investigate on somethin that isnt needed bu just to be nosey.

    13. plies still real and thats obvious if you heard him say that he raps about what he seen and what others been thru and everything like that. so how he fake when he didnt sugarcoat ? fools

      1. Word to that. Even if he ain’t been through everything he rapped about, other people who have can relate to that and hence enjoy his music.

    14. Yall r fools n should b sued for posting wrong information. like trick said his birthdate is wrong he was born 7/1/1876. N also have you ever heard of getting something expunged?? He could of been arrested for a felony or whatever and then did his probation and got it taken off his record!!! This is the most ridiculous article ive ever seen, yall obviously dont know shit about the court system

    15. its a buisness, if he lived that life he would be dead or in prison, instead he making millions of dollars entertaining you dumb asses who thuggin for real… its about the money.. how many “real” niggas in prison while another nigga raising they kids..let me guess being real to the streets( a bunch of mf’s that dont give a fxxk bout you) is more important than taking care of your family. make money. again make money that wont cost you your freedom or your life….. being a thug will get you killed or a life sentence.. rapping about it will get you rich

    16. No you Did not lie they are lie to you white girl no never trust no pil what you get this bitch Demetruis Parker 1/ 863/ 877/6280. Haines city block cell go at night lies sofe to me ok not more get me X wife pill 2 Kidd girl

    17. I hate you don’t put you hand on me puzzy you never give me shit so why are you talk you want you do stop Fuck mad at you so

    18. Yes with my some one you go Fuck you girl Were so mad at you yes I was lot up jail you get me out you care about me so why no 2 year

    19. And you got my phone you put the. Cop on me go Fuck don’t care. No you all ways. Be Fuck woman. Yes no about lady that ok get the Fuck out life with some one no it you did that shit bitch

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