Federal Indictment Reveals Drug Trafficking Conspiracy Involving Savannah Rapper Quando Rondo
Recently disclosed court documents are shedding light on the FBI’s weekend arrest of Savannah rapper Quando Rondo, exposing the reasons behind his custody. The federal indictments, unveiled on Monday, detail the charges against Tyquian Bowman, known as Quando Rondo, who was previously arrested on state charges related to drug and gang activity several months ago. Despite being out on bond, he was apprehended during a midnight traffic stop on Friday.
The unsealed federal indictments pinpoint Bowman, 24, in one count within a comprehensive 14-count criminal indictment. The allegations suggest his involvement in a conspiracy to possess and distribute controlled substances, including methamphetamine, fentanyl, cocaine, and marijuana.
The extensive 20-page document not only charges Bowman but also implicates unnamed co-conspirators in 14 criminal counts, encompassing charges related to drug conspiracy, drug distribution, weapons offenses, and robbery.
Bowman stands accused of participating in a drug trafficking conspiracy alongside identified co-defendants Donald Davis, 19, also known as ‘Lil D,’ and Ty’sean Davis, 21, aka ‘Stro.’ The alleged illicit activities are said to have commenced “at least as early as January 1, 2021, up to and including the return date of this Indictment.”
Currently, Bowman is held in a federal facility located in Brunswick as legal proceedings unfold.