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Dope Flix: Lil Kim Prison Photo

Lil Kim prison photo 2005: **Federal Detention Center, Philadelphia in Center City, Philadelphia**

Back in 2005, rap legend Kimberly “Lil Kim” Jones was convicted of three counts of perjuring herself and one count of conspiracy of perjury for allegedly lying to a Grand Jury regarding a shootout that went down in 2001. The shootout happened outside New York radio station HOT 97 between Lil Kim’s Junior Mafia entourage and her rap rival rap Foxy Brown’s entourage over insults traded over wax.

Reportedly, Lil Kim was trying to protect her crew from prison time and ended up doing time herself.

WATCH: Sister of Jamaican Drug Lord Christopher ‘Dudus’ Coke Talks About Life in Infamous Family

The daughter of Jamaican Drug Lord Jim Brown and the half sister of Christopher “Dudus” Coke sat down for an exclusive interview to discuss her life growing up in the notorious Coke family.

In the interview, Camille known on the streets as tough talking “Sandy Brown” discusses how the gangster lifestyle eventually led her to turn to religion. Sandy said prior to the manhunt and arrest of her brothers, Christopher and Livity, she could feel something bad was about to happen but she never thought things would be as catastrophic as they turned out to be.

WATCH: Mob Wife/Daughter Victoria Gotti Shoots on Her Video Cameo With Lil Kim

Lil Kim / Victoria Gotti “I Came Back 4 U” video shoot

When the Queen of rap’s Junior Mafia Lil Kim the Queen Bee linked up with the Real Life Gambino Mafia Queen Bee daughter Victoria Gotti, hip hop history was made and a friendship we didn’t know we needed was born.

As a Lil Kim fanatic back in the day, I always felt labels didn’t know what to do with Kim or her music. She was such an iconic talent who transcended the hood and streets but still managed to embody that hood girl persona. When Junior Mafia’s “Player’s Anthem” hit the streets in 95, every hood girl in my hood wanted to be Kim. Her style and delivery was something so unique and she definitely held her own alongside the biggest boys in the game.

After Biggie’s death and issues with her label, Kim’s music slowed up but every now and then she would release a gem just for the streets.