‘Superfly’ actor sentenced to 50 years to life in prison for multiple rapes

A Los Angeles-based rapper who acted in the 2018 film “SuperFly” was condemned Monday to 50 years to life in jail after he was sentenced for physically attacking seven casualties — including three minors.

Kaalan Walker, 27, was likewise requested to enroll as a lifetime sex wrongdoer for the series of violations tracing all the way back to 2013, as indicated by City News Administration.

The entertainer was indicted for three counts of effective assault, two counts of unlawful sex with a minor, two counts of assault of an inebriation casualty and one count of attack with aim to commit oral lovemaking by a Van Nuys jury on April 18.

Representative Lead prosecutor Cynthia Wallace said she accepts Walker is “genuinely a hunter” for his attacks on young ladies and teens somewhere in the range of 2013 and 2018, as per City News Administration.

Walker utilized Instagram and Twitter to track down his casualties — who were many times hopeful models and entertainers — and bait them to areas by saying he had booked them for photograph shoots and music video creations that won’t ever occur.

Rather the rapper assaulted as well as attacked the ladies and underage young ladies, examiners said.

“Superfly” actor sentenced to at least half a century behind bars after he was convicted at trial of numerous rapes
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“At the point when they said ‘Stop,’ he couldn’t have cared less,” Representative Lead prosecutor Yasmin Fardghassemi told the jury of Walker during the preliminary in Spring, the news administration announced.

Walker’s lawyer said he didn’t drive the ladies and young ladies and that they were looking for retribution against his client for the misleading commitments he made of music shoots and chances to meet his popular and very much associated companions.

The legal counselor, Andrew Flier, added that the rapper’s vocation has been demolished and that he has endured “a living bad dream” because of the charges he was subsequently indicted for.

Walker — who additionally showed up in the 2017 film “Lords” featuring Halle Berry and Daniel Craig — was captured in September 2018 and delivered on bond. He was arrested again after he was viewed as liable.