Last week their Australian tour was shut down by police, this week two of its members were sentenced to four and ten years respectively.
OneFour members Pio “YP” Misa and Dahcell “Celly” Ramos were jailed on Wednesday for four and 10 years respectively over the attack in western Sydney’s Rooty Hill last year.
It shows them punching and kicking one of the men to the ground before pulling out a hammer and a chair leg to continue the attack — as the victim lies in a pool of his own blood.Source:SuppliedThe court result on Wednesday means the “drill” group from Mount Druitt in Sydney’s far west is now reduced to two members, and OneFour shared an angry rant against law enforcement just hours after sentencing.
“Our entire national tour has now been cancelled. Our fans have never caused any issue at our concerts. So why can’t you see us perform?” OneFour said on social media.
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