City Spud, a member of the hip-hop group St. Lunatics, went to jail because he was arrested and sentenced for robbery. He received a ten-year prison sentence for the crime.
Details of City Spud's Incarceration
Spud's arrest occurred during a significant period for his fellow St. Lunatics member, Nelly, who was working on his debut solo album, Country Grammar. This timing meant that Spud was incarcerated as Nelly's career was beginning to take off.
His situation heavily influenced the group's subsequent work. After Nelly achieved widespread success in 2000, the St. Lunatics released their own debut album, tellingly titled Free City, reflecting their desire for his release and acknowledging his absence.
Here's a quick overview of the key facts:
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Name | City Spud (of St. Lunatics) |
| Reason for Jail | Robbery |
| Sentence Duration | Ten years |
| Timing of Arrest | During Nelly's Country Grammar album production |
| Impact on Group | St. Lunatics released the album Free City |
For more information about St. Lunatics and City Spud, you can refer to the St. Lunatics Wikipedia page.
