Forex trader Kenyan Prince is no stranger to controversy.
Many times, he has made headlines for all the wrong reasons, including insulting fellow forex traders and other notable personalities.
Well, the young trader has once again stumbled into trouble, but this time, not for flaunting his opulent lifestyle or online beefs, but for brandishing a pistol on social media.
Kenyan Prince has now attracted unwanted attention from dreaded city crime buster Saigon Punisher, after a video of him displaying a firearm inside his car went viral.
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Prince, who frequently showcases his wealth online, was livestreaming while seemingly parked on the roadside in his recently purchased Mercedes-Benz convertible.
During the session, he was instructing his followers on “how to flex” when buying liquor, saying:
“When you get to the liquor shop, you tell them, ‘Go and get me the cash that’s in my car.’”
He then proceeded to turn the camera to show what he claimed was money stored in the car’s center console.
However, things quickly took an unexpected turn.
Upon opening the compartment, a black handgun, seemingly a 9mm pistol, appeared on camera.
Realizing what had just happened, Prince hurriedly moved the camera away while uttering profanities, seemingly aware that his followers had already seen the firearm and might have recorded it.
The clip immediately caused ripples online, with many netizens warning him against flaunting a gun in public.
Others questioned whether he holds a valid firearm license.
In response to the uproar, Saigon Punisher took to Facebook and issued a stern warning to Kenyan Prince.
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The officer urged Prince to visit the nearest police station with the firearm and its license for verification, warning that the trader could land in serious legal trouble if he is found to be unlicensed.
“Kenyan Prince, I want you to visit any police station with your license, and I am serious about it. We are not jokers and we are not toddlers. That gun, if you don’t have a license… And who issued that license to this content creator? I’m Saigon. Follow my directive,” he posted.
His sentiments were echoed by several netizens, who noted that Prince has developed a habit of carelessly displaying the firearm in public.
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