Kooda B

Previously, Kooda B pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon in aid of racketeering when appearing in court over the Chief Keef shooting incident.

Denard Butler's criminal history "reflects a pattern of violent and dangerous conduct," says the judge.

Kooda B was released on bond until he’s sentenced in the Tekashi 6ix9ine case. But the judge doesn’t like how he seems to have been spending his time.

6ix9ine was also seeking to serve the rest of his sentence at home due to COVID-19.

Kooda explained that he "helped arrange for another individual" to shoot at the Chicago rapper.

Kooda B, charged as the Chief Keef shooter in 6ix9ine's case, will be sentenced in October, and is facing a likely sentence of between 46-57 months.

On Monday, Kooda B (Kintea McKenzie), became the eighth defendant in the 6ix9ine racketeering case to plead guilty.

The government said they are "engaged in active plea discussions."

If there's one thing Boosie Badazz can't stand, it's a snitch.