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Drill rapper Kay Flock couldn’t be gang boss because of ‘intellectual disability’: attorneys

Drill rapper Kay Flock couldn’t have headed the ruthless crew that terrorized the Bronx with rampant gun violence because he has an “intellectual disability,” his lawyers argued — as the convicted gangster faced decades behind bars Tuesday.

Lawyers for the 22-year-old “PSA” hitmaker, whose real name is Kevin Perez, made the head-scratching claim as they lobbied a Manhattan federal judge for leniency at his sentencing, court records show.

The jailed musician argued that the prosecution’s star witness, a fellow member of the Sev Side / DOA crew, “managed” Flock due to his purported disability.

But the feds blasted the argument as Flock’s “transparent attempt to deflect responsibility in any way he can.”

Kay Flock's Lawyers Claim 'Intellectual Disability' as Se…

Kay Flock's lawyers have a new argument for why their client shouldn't get the 50-year prison sentence the government is pushing for when he's sentenced in his federal racketeering case in just a few days: He couldn't have been a gang leader due to an "intellectual disability."

The claim was made in the rapper's sentencing submission, which was filed under seal, though a redacted version may become public soon. But the claim's existence became public when the government offered a rebuttal to Flock's submission in a new 10-page letter.

At the center of the case is the government's claim that Flock was the leader of the younger generation of the Sev Side/DOA gang, and started and escalated rivalries that culminated in multiple violent incidents.

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