Bronx rapper Kay Flock, born Kevin Perez, was found guilty of racketeering conspiracy, attempted murder, and related charges, but acquitted of murder. His trial arose from a 2021 arrest linked to the fatal shooting of Hwascar Hernandez. Prosecutors suggested his involvement with the Sev Side gang, alleging extensive racketeering activities. Post-verdict, U.S. Attorney Matthew Podolsky emphasized accountability for Perez's violent behavior. Defense attorney Michael T. Ashley noted that despite the mixed verdict, they remain focused on future legal options after recent challenges in court.
Kay Flock was found guilty of racketeering conspiracy and related violent crimes but was acquitted of the murder charge that could have led to a life sentence.
The rapper's case, moved to federal court, highlighted his alleged gang affiliation with Sev Side, leading to serious criminal charges.
Matthew Podolsky emphasized the accountability of Kay Flock, stating, 'Perez can no longer hide behind his music, and instead will be held to account for his violent crimes.'
Attorney Michael T. Ashley reflected on the legal journey, noting the acquittal on murder charges despite the verdict on other serious charges.
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