NBA Ben10 Faces Federal Charges After Restaurant Incident That Left Him Paralyzed

NBA Ben10 and OG 3Three are now in federal custody after the FBI swept through Louisiana and Texas on Thursday morning, rounding up six people connected to the April shooting at Confessions restaurant in Houston.

The operation marks a major escalation in what started as a chaotic altercation that left Ben10 with permanent paralysis from the waist down.

The incident itself was brutal.

Surveillance footage showed Detroit rapper Allstar JR fighting off multiple attackers who were trying to rob him of his jewelry inside the restaurant.

During the struggle, a gun hit the ground, and JR picked it up and started firing. Three people were hit by rounds that night, but Ben10 took the worst of it.

After the initial shots, JR allegedly walked up to Ben10 on the ground and fired three more times at close range, then tried to squeeze off another round at his head before running out of ammunition.

According to TMZ, the FBI and partner agencies coordinated the arrests across multiple states, but they haven’t announced the specific charges against Ben10, OG 3Three, and the other four people yet.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Texas is handling the case, and they’re keeping details close to the vest for now.

What makes this situation complicated is that Ben10 is an associate of NBA YoungBoy, and the Houston connection runs deep through J Prince Jr.

The beef between these camps has been simmering for months, with Allstar JR already facing federal gun charges for the initial shooting. Now the investigation has widened to include people who were at the scene that night.

The paralysis Ben10 suffered isn’t something he’s going to recover from.

He’s dealing with a lifetime of consequences from those moments inside Confessions, and now the legal fallout is expanding in ways nobody expected.