Teen involved in Pop Smoke’s death caught smuggling fentanyl into juvenile detention

Deijae Jester, convicted of fatally shooting rapper Pop Smoke in 2020, was sentenced to four years in prison for smuggling fentanyl into a Los Angeles juvenile hall. He pleaded no contest to possessing 25 fentanyl-laced pills, which his mother allegedly smuggled during a visit. The sentencing considered Jester’s involvement in drug-related incidents and his difficult upbringing, with the judge emphasizing the danger posed to other minors.

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