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Streamer DeenTheGreat faces 15-year prison risk as lawyer predicts case dismissal

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Streamer DeenTheGreat, real name Nurideen Shabazz, is facing felony robbery and misdemeanor battery charges stemming from an alleged incident on a yacht in Miami. A conviction on these charges could result in a prison sentence of up to 15 years. His attorney has claimed that prosecutors are expected to drop the case in the near future. However, the charges are still active as of now, with a court hearing scheduled for August 4.

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