Feds Fail to Lock Up OG 3Three — Judge Denies Bid to Revoke $200K Bond in Houston Case

Judge Drew Tipton denied the feds' bid to revoke OG 3Three's $200K bond Monday (Complex). Houston Confessions robbery case with NBA Ben10 and AllStar JR — all ALLEGED. Trial ahead.

The feds tried to put OG 3Three back behind bars. A judge said no.

On Monday, October 5, U.S. District Judge Drew B. Tipton denied federal prosecutors' request to revoke the $200,000 bond the Never Broke Again rapper got last month, Complex reports. Late last month the feds argued the magistrate judge got it wrong when he let OG 3Three (real name Roderick Jean-Pierre) out ahead of trial, saying he is a danger to the community and a flight risk. Tipton disagreed, so the bond stays in place.

"Now not one but two separate federal judges have determined Mr. Jean-Pierre is not a danger to anyone," his lawyer Cordt Akers told Complex. "When we get our day in court, we expect a jury to do the same."

The case comes out of Houston. OG 3Three and NBA Ben10 are ACCUSED of taking part in a robbery of AllStar JR this spring at Confessions, a Houston restaurant. AllStar JR is accused of grabbing a gun and shooting during the robbery attempt, setting off a gun battle that left NBA Ben10 paralyzed. The FBI arrested NBA Ben10 and OG 3Three in September (TMZ). All charges are ALLEGED. None of the men have been convicted.

Akers has said in a letter to the judge that OG 3Three was present for the robbery but did not take part, that he threw four punches during a fight afterward and then left, and that he was not there when AllStar JR allegedly shot NBA Ben10. Those are the defense's claims.

NBA Ben10 is still being held until his November trial date, per Complex. OG 3Three stays free while he prepares for trial.

DEVELOPING.

Sources: Complex (Shawn Setaro, Oct 5, 2026); Complex (Sep 2026); TMZ (Sep 10, 2026).