FBI Busts Rappers NBA Ben10 and OG 3Three Over Houston Shooting

Federal law enforcement officers executed a major operation on Thursday morning, taking rappers NBA Ben10 and OG 3Three into federal custody in connection with a violent Texas shooting that took place earlier this year. The high-profile arrests were the direct result of an ongoing, multi-agency investigation centered on the violent event in the Houston metropolitan area. According to official details confirmed by FBI Houston spokesperson Connor Hagen, federal agents collaborated closely with several regional law enforcement partner agencies to carry out the coordinated Thursday morning raids. A total of six suspects were apprehended during the law enforcement action as part of the broader sweeping crackdown.

Both NBA Ben10 and OG 3Three are well-known personalities within the hip-hop community, having earned widespread recognition through their deep ties to the Never Broke Again music collective. Over the years, both artists built dedicated followings through individual song releases, music video cameos, and frequent creative collaborations under the Baton Rouge-founded rap movement. While news of the arrests spread rapidly across social platforms, specific details regarding the exact criminal charges facing NBA Ben10, OG 3Three, and the four additional detainees remain under seal by federal authorities. Prosecutors have not yet publicly outlined the specific roles each suspect allegedly played in the Texas shooting incident that prompted the multi-month federal investigation.

The Thursday morning bust marks the latest in a series of federal enforcement actions targeting members associated with prominent southern music groups. Over recent years, joint task forces combining federal bureaus and local law enforcement agencies have actively monitored violent incidents linked to various entertainment groups across multiple state jurisdictions. Following the morning operation, representatives and legal counsel for NBA Ben10 and OG 3Three have not publicly commented on the arrests or the underlying allegations. Supporters of the Never Broke Again crew quickly took to social media platforms to express surprise over the sudden law enforcement sweep in Texas. All six individuals taken into federal custody are expected to make their preliminary appearances before a federal magistrate judge in Texas in the coming days. Those initial court dates will establish whether the suspects will be granted bond and will officially unseal the precise federal charges involved in the ongoing case.