Future’s Brother FBG Casino Busted on Federal Fentanyl Charges After Massive Raid

Rapper FBG Casino (real name Rico Deville Buice), the older brother of Atlanta star Future, was arrested and charged in a federal drug trafficking case after authorities seized a staggering amount of fentanyl and cash in Georgia. 

What the documents show

• On November 14, 2025, agents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and local law‑enforcement executed a warrant at an Airbnb in Forest Park, Clayton County, Georgia. Buice reportedly tried to escape through a side door but was apprehended.  
• Inside the residence, agents found approximately 21 kilograms of fentanyl—a quantity federal officials say could result in mass casualties if distributed. They also seized roughly $380,000 in cash, including $300,000 in a cardboard box and $80,000 in a designer bag linked to Buice.  
• Prosecutors argue Buice’s claimed monthly income of around $2,166 contradicted his ownership of a multimillion‑dollar home and luxury vehicles, raising questions about the source of his wealth.  
• Buice and a co‑defendant have been charged with conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute fentanyl—a federal crime that carries a mandatory minimum sentence of 10 years and up to life in prison if convicted.  

Why this matters

• The scale of the seizure and the involvement of a figure closely tied to hip‑hop and celebrity culture makes this case both legally significant and culturally impactful.
• For Future and his brand, the arrest presents reputational risk and may draw scrutiny to his business relationships, entourage and public image.
• On a broader level, the case underscores how trafficking of synthetic opioids like fentanyl continues to be a major national crisis—and how such operations can intersect with entertainment networks.
• The case highlights law‑enforcement’s increasing use of large‑scale, multi‑agency raids to target narcotic distribution networks in key hubs like Atlanta.

What to watch next

• Whether federal prosecutors will hold Buice without bond, citing flight risk and severity of charges.
• How the evidence (fentanyl bricks, cash, designer packaging) will be used in court to establish intent, scale and trafficking network involvement.
• If Future or his team issues a statement or is drawn into any civil or criminal collateral issues.
• Whether this leads to additional indictments revealing a broader trafficking network beyond this one arrest.