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Houston restaurant robbery and shooting investigation

Overview

Following an April 2026 shooting at a Houston restaurant, the FBI arrested six individuals, including rappers NBA Ben10 (Ben Fields) and OG 3Three. The incident involved an attempted robbery of jewelry and a watch at Confessions restaurant that resulted in a violent confrontation. During the altercation, rapper AllStar JR (Jeremy Ford) allegedly opened fire, hitting three people, including Ben Fields, who suffered irreversible spinal paralysis.

While AllStar JR faces separate federal charges, his defense claims the shooting was self-defense. Conversely, Fields’ attorney, Dustan Neyland, has contended that Fields was a “victim of an attempted murder.”

In September 2026, a grand jury indicted Benjamin Fields on charges of aiding and abetting a Hobbs Act robbery and brandishing a firearm. Federal prosecutors requested his detention, arguing Fields poses a “grave danger to the community” and citing his social media activity involving firearms. Court documents also noted Fields’ lack of steady income and a history of non-prescription drug use.

During a September 24 arraignment, Fields pleaded not guilty before Magistrate Judge Christina A. Bryan and was remanded to custody. He will remain in custody pending his trial, which is scheduled to begin on November 9.

Entities

OG 3Three · Benjamin Fields · Nathan Munsell · FBI · Jeremy Ford

Timeline

  1. [CRIME] 3 sources
    Benjamin Fields to remain in custody pending federal trial

    Benjamin Fields, known as NBA Ben10, remains in custody facing federal charges for aiding and abetting robbery and brandishing a firearm during a Houston restaurant confrontation.

  2. [CRIME] 2 sources
    Benjamin Fields faces federal detention request over Houston robbery charges

    Federal prosecutors are seeking to detain rapper Benjamin Fields (NBA Ben 10) on charges of robbery and firearm brandishing following a violent confrontation in Houston.

  3. [CRIME] 7 sources
    FBI arrests NBA Ben10 and five others in connection with Houston shooting

    The FBI arrested six people, including rapper NBA Ben10, in connection with an April shooting in Houston that left Ben10 paralyzed from the waist down.

Sources

107jamz.com · afghanistans.com · allhiphop.com · balleralert.com · complex.com · dancehallmag.com · hotnewhiphop.com · idefix.com · sandrarose.com · thelocalreport.in · themorninghustle.com

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