(AllHipHop News) Hip-Hop executive Bryan Leach was sentenced to two years yesterday (September 24), in a New York Court. Bryan Leach pleaded guilty to attempted gun possession, after he was pulled over by police in 2010, in Manhattan. Police noticed Leach’s 2006 Bentley driving erratically on Manhattan’s Upper West side. When police searched the car they found a Kel-Tec handgun loaded with hollow-tip bullets. According to the New York Post, in addition to the two years behind bars, Bryan Leach was also sentenced to a year and a half of probation. At TVT Records, Bryan Leach was instrumental in developing the careers of Pitbull, Lil Jon and The Ying Yang Twins. As the CEO of Polo Grounds Music, Bryan Leach had a distribution deal with RCA Records. The label’s current roster includes award-winning artists A$ap Rocky, Yo Gotti, Avery Storm and others.
(AllHipHop News) Hip-Hop executive Bryan Leach was sentenced to two years yesterday (September 24), in a New York Court.
Bryan Leach pleaded guilty to attempted gun possession, after he was pulled over by police in 2010, in Manhattan.
Police noticed Leach’s 2006 Bentley driving erratically on Manhattan’s Upper West side. When police searched the car they found a Kel-Tec handgun loaded with hollow-tip bullets.
According to the New York Post, in addition to the two years behind bars, Bryan Leach was also sentenced to a year and a half of probation.
At TVT Records, Bryan Leach was instrumental in developing the careers of Pitbull, Lil Jon and The Ying Yang Twins.
As the CEO of Polo Grounds Music, Bryan Leach had a distribution deal with RCA Records.
The label’s current roster includes award-winning artists A$ap Rocky, Yo Gotti, Avery Storm and others.
