Foxy is free

Anyone know where this stoop is?

"Feels good, feels good, feels good," she said, climbing out of a white Rolls-Royce Phantom and running up the stoop of her family's Prospect Heights home ...

Rap diva Foxy Brown released from prison after 8 months
New York Daily News

She lives on St marks ave, between Carlton and Vanderbilt. You'll usually see a double parked Range Rover and other luxury vehicles with seedy characters in front of her house.

hmm does he hurt property levels or raise them :scratch:

LOCK YOU DOORS!

Foxy's on the loose: Rap diva released from prison after 8 months
BY JOE GOULD, BARRY PADDOCK and HELEN KENNEDY
DAILY NEWS WRITERS

Friday, April 18th 2008, 6:16 PM


Cairo for News

She's a free woman. Tempermental rapper Foxy Brown was greeted by family and fans upon her release from Rikers Friday.
Rapper Foxy Brown got out of the Big House today and said she was heading straight for God's house.

"The first place I want to go is church. I've got to get on my knees," Brown said.

The Brooklyn diva was greeted by family and fans outside Riker's Island this afternoon when she was released after serving eight months for attacking nail stylists over a $20 manicure.

Brown, 29, who was born Inga Marchand, was sentenced to three years' probation in October 2006. But a judge packed her off to jail when he decided she wasn't taking her probation seriously after she hit a woman in the face with a cell phone, threw hair glue and spat at a Queens store worker.

Brown left Riker's Island in a white Rolls Royce Phantom thanks to Councilman Charles Barron, who brought her out in style instead of the public bus that usually ferries released inmates to a parking lot.

Brown plans to use the hoopla around her release to hype her first album since 2001. "Brooklyn's Don Diva" is due out May 13. She also wants to launch a new reality TV series.

Wearing a Fendi kerchief and a leather jacket, she greeted excited fans and jostling photographers, hugged loved ones and squealed in happiness.

She thanked her mom, God and her lawyer - in that order - before hopping back in the Rolls.

The rapper has a long history of temper tantrums.

In October, she was punished at Riker's with 76 days in isolation after getting into a shoving match with another inmate and refusing to undergo a drug test.

In January, she asked for early release to treat an ear condition she feared could threaten her hearing.

"Yes, I've made some bad choices and stupid mistakes. But please understand that sitting in a prison with murderers and criminals is not rehabilitating or what I need to deal with my inner issues," Brown wrote in a four-page handwritten letter to Judge Melissa Jackson.

Brown became the first female rap artist to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with her 1999 album "Chyna Doll."

i think flexi answer my property question .

/sells

daily news via kwac wrote:
Brown left Riker's Island in a white Rolls Royce Phantom thanks to Councilman Charles Barron, who brought her out in style instead of the public bus that usually ferries released inmates to a parking lot.

i sincerely hope this was not my tax dollars at work.

I am glad Councilman Charles Barron understands the priorities and needs of the community. We can be quite proud of Brooklyn with leadership like this.

As for the recently released criminal, I hope the murderers didn't mind being in lockup with her.

what address?

wow that politician sure does like to pander.

sweet tea wrote: [quote=daily news via kwac]
Brown left Riker's Island in a white Rolls Royce Phantom thanks to Councilman Charles Barron, who brought her out in style instead of the public bus that usually ferries released inmates to a parking lot.

i sincerely hope this was not my tax dollars at work.

That is EXACTLY how your tax dollars are being spent!

H

Will she show up at Beast? I may have to ask her why her music sucked after 1998.

King without a crown wrote: She lives on St marks ave, between Carlton and Vanderbilt. You'll usually see a double parked Range Rover and other luxury vehicles with seedy characters in front of her house.

i'll make sure to say hi on my way home