Rapper Who Threatened To Kill Trump If "Momma’s Food Stamps Are Taken Away" Arrested For Stealing Guns

June 12th, 2016

Awake Goy

There was much amusement three weeks ago, when Louisiana rapper Maine Musik said in a YouTube video recording that he would kill republican presidential candidate Donald Trump if his “Mamma’s food stamps are taken away.”

I could go to war with whoever the fuck I want to, but I really want to go to war with Donald Trump because Donald Trump trying to take food stamps from my mamma and that’s all the fuck she’s got. As long as the motherfucking government let us keep food stamps… we gonna be good, but the first time this nigga pass a law talking about he taking Louisiana purchase, shit going to get ugly. I swear to god on every motherfucking chain I got, bitchez gonna go down. You gotta understand them (inaudible) love Fruit Loops. They love that shit so if you take that shit nigga it’s coming with the madness and a nigga ain’t gonna play about that. Y’all take Donald Trump and let him know it’s up over here. We gonna declare war.

As we reported at the time, shortly after the “rapper” recorded this threat, he was visited by police for posting another video to his Instagram account on May 15, where he and his gang showed off a stockpile of weapons.

That’s when Maine Musik’s, whose real name is Demarcus Davis, problems really started, ironically not under president Trump, but Obama. The true culprit, however, was neither the current president nor a potential future one, but Demarcus’ own unprecedented stupidity.

As it turns out in the second video, “Musik” and at least eight other people can be seen brandishing a number of weapons, including rifles, pistols and a sawed-off shotgun, reports Baton Rouge ABC affiliate WBRZ. According to police, all of the guns visible in the video appear to match makes/models of firearms that were reported stolen by a local fun shop. The Baton Rouge Police Department reported the burglary at Meaux Guns & Ammo, located in the 9600 block of Mammouth Drive, on July 6 of last year. At the time of the report, dozens of firearms were reported stolen. Among those guns was a Ruger 10/22 Krinker Plinker.

When authorities examined Musik’s video, they noticed similarities between the weapons being waved around and weapons that had been stolen. A Baton Rouge police spokesman told the outlet that a stolen Ruger being brandished in the video was particularly easy to identify because it had been customized before it was stolen.

Detectives said they were also able to locate the suspect by using a house number and street name visible in the video. A search of Davis’ public Facebook account turned up a photo of the rapper holding the Ruger pistol that was reported stolen. The gun featured numerous customizations and modifications that made it distinctive and easy to spot, according to BRPD.

Davis was initially brought in for questioning concerning his social media posts and videos after he was arrested and booked for failing to stop at a stop sign while in possession of Drank, a purple liquid identified as codeine syrup. He would also be booked on a charge of possession of a Schedule V CDS in addition to the above gun charges.

Former Sons of Guns reality TV star Joe Meaux, who owns Meaux Guns and Ammo, told Fox News that he realized the firearms being waved around by Davis were his after watching a video titled “Rapper Threatens Trump” online. “As I’m watching it, I’m thinking these guns are very recognizable,” Meaux told Fox News. “As I watched more, I realized that they were very familiar. They were stolen from me last year. We do a lot of custom work,” he added. “There was one AK-47 copy built from a .22 I identified. Everything from the optic to the way the sling was placed was all very identifiable.”

As for Davis, he is once again free, having posted $23,000 bail and released the same day he was arrested, although perhaps not for much longer: either the Darwin Awards will snatch him or the secret service will. According to Breitbart, the Secret Service had already been investigating Davis before he was arrested over the rapper’s threats against Trump. Investigators also found photos on Davis’s personal Instagram page, which boasts 56,000 followers, showing him posing with guns. One video features a young girl shooting a replica handgun.

“Many of the items have been recovered, but the matter is still under investigation so when that is completed we will hopefully get them back,” Meaux told Fox. “But the most important thing is that they are off the streets now.”

Not really: after posting bail, the rapper is free and awaiting his next court date, although we no longer has any guns.

Meanwhile, it is clear that nothing has changed: “Maine Musik” posted another video Wednesday with a profanity-laced message for Donald Trump. “Fuck Donald Trump,” Davis says, although this time he has no gun and instead is seen waving a blade. “No more guns… It’s our summer 16, bitch.”

It is unclear who the knife was stolen from.