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Omari McCree Still Alive: The Story of a BMF Snitch

Omari Lateef McCree, also known as Omari McCree, is a former high-ranking member of the notorious Black Mafia Family (BMF) drug cartel who turned informant and helped the federal authorities to bring down the empire of Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory and his brother Terry. But what happened to him after he betrayed his former associates and cooperated with the law? Is he still alive or did he face the wrath of the BMF?

The Rise and Fall of the BMF

The BMF was a criminal organization that operated in 11 states and was involved in large-scale cocaine trafficking, money laundering, and violence. The BMF was founded by the Flenory brothers in the late 1980s in Detroit, Michigan, and expanded to Atlanta, Georgia, where they established their headquarters and became one of the most influential and powerful drug cartels in the country. The BMF was known for its lavish lifestyle, flashy cars, expensive jewelry, and celebrity connections. They also ventured into the music industry and launched their own record label, BMF Entertainment, which signed artists such as Young Jeezy, Bleu DaVinci, and Fabolous.

However, their reign came to an end in 2005, when the federal authorities launched a massive investigation that lasted more than a dozen years and resulted in the indictment of more than 150 members and associates of the BMF. The Flenory brothers were arrested and pleaded guilty to running a continuing criminal enterprise and conspiracy to distribute cocaine. They were sentenced to 30 years in prison each.

The Role of Omari McCree

Omari McCree was one of the key figures in the BMF who rose to become a trusted lieutenant of Big Meech. He was responsible for overseeing the distribution of cocaine in Atlanta and other cities. He was also involved in several violent incidents, such as shooting at rival drug dealers and assaulting a police officer.

However, in 2005, he was arrested by the DEA agents and faced a life sentence for his involvement in the BMF. He decided to cooperate with the authorities and signed a confidential source agreement. He provided information about his role in the BMF and named Big Meech as the primary source of cocaine in the $270 million enterprise. He also identified other members and associates of the BMF and revealed details about their operations, locations, vehicles, weapons, and money.

He did not testify in court against any of his former comrades, but his statements were used as evidence to support the prosecution’s case. He received a reduced sentence of 15 years in prison for his cooperation.

The Aftermath of Omari McCree

Omari McCree was released on parole in 2010 after serving less than five years of his sentence. He moved to Atlanta and tried to live a low-profile life. However, he soon got into trouble again when he was arrested in 2011 for domestic violence. He was accused of punching his girlfriend’s friend in the face and slamming her to the ground, then hitting his girlfriend when she tried to break up the fight. He was able to make a $2,500 bond but was held at the Fulton County jail for violating the conditions of his parole.

Since then, there has been no official update on his status or whereabouts. It is not clear if he is still alive or if he has been killed by someone seeking revenge for his betrayal. Some sources claim that he is under witness protection program and has changed his identity. Others say that he is still living in Atlanta under constant threat from his enemies.

Whatever the truth may be, Omari McCree remains one of the most controversial figures in the history of the BMF. He is seen by some as a traitor who snitched on his friends and ruined their lives. He is seen by others as a smart man who saved himself from spending the rest of his life behind bars.

According to AJC, Microsoft Community Hub, The Black Mafia Times

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