Grammy award-winning producer charged with multiple felony counts of possession ... trends now
Grammy award-winning music producer Max Adam Lord has been charged with felony possession of assault weapons and silencers weeks after a barricade incident at his studio.
Lord, 30, and DeAvonte Kimble, 30, were both arrested after a barricade situation where LAPD SWAT team were called in and found 'several assault rifles, handguns, and 3 firearm suppressors, high-capacity magazines, assault rifle building parts/components, and thousands of rounds of ammunition' on January 4.
Lord, 30, is best known for his work on Juice Wrld's posthumous album 'Legends Never Die' and has worked with major artists like Cardi B, Future, and Travis Scott.
In California, a felony possession of an assault weapon can be penalized by three years in prison and a $10,000 fine, according to one local law agency.
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This is the lot of guns and ammunition found during a raid of Max Adam Lord's studio
Lord is facing eight felony counts of possession of an assault weapon and four felony counts of possession of a silencer, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office.
'It doesn't matter if you are an influential member of the entertainment community or someone who has never been in the spotlight, my office will hold accountable anyone who illegally possesses these unlawful devices and deadly weapons,' said District Attorney George Gascón in a statement Friday.
The criminal complaint states Lord, part of the massively successful 808Mafia music-producing group, was found with multiple semiautomatic rifles, AR-style altered semiautomatic pistols, and firearm silencers.
'Assault weapons and devices that muffle a firearm are illegal in California,' said Gascón. 'The proliferation of firearms has skyrocketed since the beginning of
