50 Cent reacts to former NYPD detective rejecting Ja Rule’s protective order claim

50 Cent shared his reaction to a former NYPD detective who insisted that 50 Cent never cooperated with authorities despite long-standing rumors to the contrary.

Earlier this year, Ja Rule again accused 50 Cent of issuing a protection from murder order. In 2020, 50 Cent collaborated with 50 Cent.

“50 Cent has never collaborated with anyone,” Kourtney said on a recent ItAGTV show. “I would know if he did it. I blocked the entire music industry investigation business and I knew everyone I talked to. There was no way he would cooperate.

50 Cent shared a podcast clip on his Instagram page on Thursday (July 18).

“The truth will come out, this is not how I grew up,” he wrote in the post. “I’m not involved in ‘Preme,’ ‘Jimmy the Rat,’ or ‘Paperwork.'”

During the podcast, Country responded to the Murder Inc. Records co-founder’s claims about 50 Cent’s snitching.

“I think it’s interesting that the people who said he collaborated, the Gotti brothers, they did more stupid things that put pressure on them and put pressure on everybody,” he added. “They did a lot of stupid things and messed with the wrong people. He’s back; he’s a fighter. You know people have to respect that, even if they don’t like 50.

Ja Rule Repeats 50 Cent Protection Order Allegation

Back in April, Ja Rule took a swipe at 50 while discussing their beef with Drake and six others.

“G-Unit did receive an order of protection against Murder Inc.,” he wrote on X (Twitter). Can you imagine if one camp in this beef now issued a protective order against another camp?

Irv Gotti previously accused 50 Cent of filing a protective order against him and Ja Rule following a 2000 fight at Hit Factory Studios in New York City.

Meanwhile, earlier this week, 50 Cent teased a Murder Inc. documentary after a woman filed a lawsuit accusing Irv Gotti of abuse and sexual assault.