It’s not every day that a rapper lives up to the moniker his group, but Cam’ron recently engaged in some genuinely diplomatic behavior. After an explosive RICO case left several Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods behind bars, including the Dummy Boy 6ix9ine himself, many were left grappling with the fallout. For Cam, he ultimately had to watch as his friend Aljermiah Mack, known by his Nine Trey handle “Nuke,” was left facing a recommended sentence thirty-years. The reason being his involvement  which left him behind bars since October 2019.

Cam'ron Asks 6ix9ine Judge For Leniency For Nine Trey Nuke

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At this moment, Judge Englemeyer, the man responsible for the dramatic reading 6ix9ine’s sentencing, has yet to reveal whether he’ll stick with the recommended sentence. He doesn’t have much longer to decide, as Mack’s next court date arrives on February 24th. Many friends and supporters penned letters on his behalf, and as Complex reveals, one such message came from Killa Cam himself, a longtime friend Mack. 

Complex shared the letter, which finds Cam vouching for Mack’s integrity. “Mr. Mack is a good person and has always had morality in his actions,” he writes, in the supportive message. “I believe in him and will lend support which will enable him to become an upstanding part our community.” While it’s unclear whether Cam’s words will have an impact on Judge Englemeyer’s decision, it remains a solid gesture all the same. Check out the full letter below:

Dear Judge Engelmayer:

I have had the pleasure knowing Mr. Mack for the past ten years. Mr. Mack is a good person and has always had morality in his actions. This is why I can assure you that although he has had recent challenges, he is a decent person with a good heart.

I am sure that as long as Mr. Mack receives the support from people around him, he can be quickly rehabilitated. I believe in him and will lend support which will enable him to become an upstanding part our community.

Thank you for your time and I hope that your decision will lend Mr. Mack the opportunity to repair the actions he may have caused.

Sincerely,

Cameron Giles