Jacob "The Jeweler" Arabo filed a lawsuit against Scarface last week, claiming the pioneering Houston-based rapper owes over $37,000 for jewelry purchased in 2002. The famed jeweler to the stars claims that he repeatedly asked Scarface, born Bradley Jordan, to pay for the undisclosed items without success, so he filed the lawsuit in an attempt to collect the debt. Arabo was indicted on federal money laundering charges in June, amidst claims that he helped Black Mafia Family (BMF) wash over $270 million in suspected drug proceeds.Arabo pleaded not guilty to the charges and was released on $100,000 bail. He recently made his first public appearance at the Make-A-Wish Ball at Miami’s Intercontinental Hotel, where he donated two watches to the nonprofit organization for children.
Jacob "The
Jeweler" Arabo filed a lawsuit against Scarface last week, claiming the pioneering
Houston-based rapper owes over $37,000 for jewelry purchased in 2002. The
famed jeweler to the stars claims that he repeatedly asked Scarface, born Bradley
Jordan, to pay for the undisclosed items without success, so he filed the lawsuit
in an attempt to collect the debt. Arabo
was indicted on federal money laundering charges in June, amidst claims that he
helped Black Mafia Family (BMF) wash over $270 million in suspected drug proceeds.Arabo
pleaded not guilty to the charges and was released on $100,000 bail. He
recently made his first public appearance at the Make-A-Wish Ball at Miami’s Intercontinental
Hotel, where he donated two watches to the nonprofit organization for children.
