In a surprising twist, Hercy Miller, the son of rapper Master P, found himself facing legal trouble for allegedly stealing refrigerators from Southern Utah University’s campus.
Police apprehended Hercy Miller along with two other students for the alleged theft. The incident occurred when they reportedly took two $1,500 refrigerators from the loading dock of the university’s bookstore.
Security cameras allegedly captured Miller and his teammates loading the appliances into their cars on November 11. Subsequent investigations led authorities to discover the refrigerators at the residences of the accused individuals.
The students, part of the SUU Thunderbirds basketball team, claimed they thought the items were being discarded by the university. According to one statement, the refrigerators had been left on the dock for nearly a month.
In an ironic twist, Hercy Miller’s father, Master P, was recently offering legal advice, unrelated to the current situation. Yet, he has remained silent about his son’s case.
One of the individuals involved admitted to moving the refrigerators but deflected the main responsibility to another suspect. It’s unclear how this will play out legally for the young men involved.
While this unfolds, Master P has his own set of challenges, including an ongoing lawsuit with Snoop Dogg against Walmart. The case alleges corporate interference with their cereal brand.
Hercy Miller’s legal issues cast a shadow over his basketball career and his father’s public life. The situation remains tense as the legal system determines the next steps.
