The protege of Rich the Kid, whose real name is Dexter Gore Jr., is taken into police custody after violating protective order in a domestic violence case involving his former girlfriend.
- Jan 29, 2022
AceShowbiz - Famous Dex will spend his time behind bars anytime soon. Having been arrested for violating a protective order in a domestic violence case involving his former girlfriend, the "Rich Forever" spitter reportedly was sentenced to 180 days in jail.
Bringing up the report was DJ Akademiks on Friday, January 28. "Breaking: Famous Dex taken into custody and will serve 180 days in LA county jail for violating protective order against his ex-girlfriend for a second time," so read the post shared on Twitter and Instagram.
Akademiks went on to note that the protege of Rich the Kid "must wear a GPS ankle monitor that will go off if he ever goes within 500 yards of her home."
Dex, whose real name is Dexter Gore Jr., was previously taken into custody for violating the protective order in June 2021. Later in September, he was sentenced to 364 days behind bars without bail for domestic violence and gun charges.
However, it didn't take long for the "Pick It Up" rapper to get his freedom back. Just a couple of days after he received his prison sentence, the hip-hop star was released from the Men's Central jail in Los Angeles.
Dex had been in and out of trouble with police for the past few years. Following his arrest in March, he's facing a total of 19 criminal counts. At the time, he was busted for carrying a loaded gun, which was found under his passenger seat during a traffic stop in Los Angeles.
Back in November 2020, Dex was also involved in another incident with a woman, when the authorities responded to a call about a domestic disturbance and found his alleged victim with cuts. At the time, S.W.A.T. (special weapons and tactics) officials had to be called in as Dex was suspected to have barricaded himself indoors with guns. He was then charged with domestic violence, weapon possession, dissuading a victim from reporting a crime and defacing property.
