Sauce Walka, the Houston-based rapper, is making headlines as he fervently calls for legal assistance for his friend, Ryan Boyd, who has recently received a life sentence in Oklahoma. The case has sparked controversy and raised questions about self-defense laws in the state.

According to Sauce Walka, Boyd was involved in a violent incident at a gas station in Oklahoma City where he was allegedly attacked by an armed man. In a desperate act of self-defense, Boyd returned fire, resulting in the death of his assailant. Despite what he claims is clear evidence of self-defense, including surveillance footage capturing the attack, Boyd was arrested and subsequently sentenced to life in prison.

In a video addressing the situation, Sauce Walka expressed disbelief over the judicial outcome, stating, “I don’t understand how the laws are like this in Oklahoma.” He emphasized that Boyd, known as “Ryan Boy,” was merely trying to protect himself during a robbery attempt and does not have any ties to gang culture.

Walka is reaching out to attorneys, judges, and legal professionals in Oklahoma City, urging them to take on Boyd’s case. He believes that with the right legal representation, there is a possibility to overturn what he perceives as an unjust ruling. “You want to get some money and go viral? Look into the case of Ryan Boyd,” he declared, appealing for support.

As the case garners attention, many are questioning the adequacy of self-defense laws in Oklahoma and whether they truly protect individuals in life-threatening situations. Sauce Walka’s plea highlights the complexities of the legal system and the potential consequences that can arise from split-second decisions made in self-defense. The outcome of this case will likely continue to be a point of discussion as it unfolds.