Living it Up in a Life of Crime? Don't Tweet About it.
From Elite Daily:
... the south London home of Junior Francis, 33, was raided in November of last year due to suspicions he was selling hard drugs.
Francis claimed he was innocent, but his mobile phone proved otherwise.
He had taken several photos of himself holding massive amounts of cash and even posted them to his Instagram account.
Accompanying one photo was the caption “everything I got I work hard for it,” loosely quoting a lyric from Notorious BIG.
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