Tekashi 6ix9ine
should remain behind bars and suffer like those impacted by the crimes
he helped to commit ... so say his victims in a letter to the judge.
In letters submitted Tuesday, 2 people describe the April
2018 armed robbery in NYC, which the rapper testified was intended as a
revenge hit on Rap-A-Lot Records and its honcho, J. Prince.
As reported ... 6ix9ine claims members of his Nine Trey
gang planned to rob JP and his people after a perceived diss, and pulled
off an armed robbery on Rap-A-Lot reps in the lobby of a building.
Problem is ... the 2 people they robbed were a couple
publicists unrelated to Rap-A-Lot -- a case of mistaken identity.
According to their victim impact statements -- obtained by TMZ -- the attack has had a lasting, negative effect on them.
One victim, a 33-year-old male, says the incident "destroyed
the normal adulthood that I was striving for." He says he was far
removed from a life of gangs and guns and adds ... "never have I been so
scared as a cold, hard metallic gun was pressed against my abdomen."
He claims the attack
made him scared for his life, and afterward, he became a recluse who
was afraid to sleep in his own home. He says he still lives in constant
fear someone associated with Tekashi will be sent to "finish the job."
He ends his letter by asking the judge ... "Why should this person, who
nearly ended my life, be free when I am not free?"
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