Is Donald Trump going to Rikers Island jail? From Tupac Shakur to Berkowitz, famous criminals served there

The US is currently in a political crisis as former US President Donald Trump has been convicted on all 34 charges against him by the Manhattan Court. While there are rumors that he has been made a political scapegoat, some US citizens are creating an uproar and demanding his imprisonment.

Since each of his charges carries a sentence of a maximum of four years behind bars, Donald Trump may not be a free man much longer, according to a report by 'DailyStar UK'.

Donald Trump may add to 'Rikers Island Hall of Fame'

The sentencing of Donald Trump is awaited and will be happening on July 11 and he may by all means land up at the Rikers Island jail, which has previously seen some hotshot personalities landing up to serve their sentences.

Tupac Shakur

2Pac, originally named, Tupac Shakur, was a hip-hop legend who was shot dead but not before reaching great heights in the music industry. However, his personal life was also in a bit of turmoil as he found himself landed on Rikers Island for sexually assaulting a fan back in 1994. However, he was later bailed out by a record label owner after eight months in prison.

Lil Wayne, Berkowitz

American rapper and social media sensation Lil Wayne had also served at Rikers after he was convicted for gun charges back in 2010. Notorious serial killer David Berkowitz, known infamously for carrying out shootings and murders on New York streets, was also sent to Rikers Island prison for a short stint before being moved to different penitentiaries. The man has been constantly denied parole for the longest time due to the degree of his crimes.

FAQs:

1. Is Donald Trump contesting the US Presidential Elections this time?
Even though he has been convicted in criminal cases against him, former US President Donald Trump will be fighting the elections this time against President Joe Biden.

2. Who are some of the famous inmates of Rikers Island prison?
Rikers Island prison has been home to many criminals who have served short stints there including famous personalities like Lil Wayne, Tupac Shakur and more.