Ja Rule Talks About His Prison Experience

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''It's Kind of Like High School'' 6:00AM ET August 7th, 2013 Contributor : Chris G. A Rocky Williform Company Ja Rule spent the better part of two years behind bars after being convicted of felony weapons possession charges. The former Murder, Inc. star revealed that he befriended several other noteworthy inmates during his stint. "I was there with [former Tyco International CEO] Dennis Kozlowski, [former New York state comptroller] Alan Hevesi, Larry Salander, the art tycoon," Ja Rule said during an interview with Complex. "They were all good guys. Me and Alan, heâs a Knicks fan like me, so we watched a lot of Knicks together, never missed a game. We talked politics. The election was going on while I was locked up, Obama and Romney so we would talk a lot about that. Hevesi is a Democrat so we were on the same side [Laughs]." "Itâs kind of high school. You go in, you got your A crowd, you got your B crowd. You got your nerds. You got your jocks," he added. "Itâs kind of the same way, and as soon as I walked into the joint, I was a part of the A crowd. Shoutout to everybody in Ray Brook, Midstate."