A DOPEY US rapper who wrote a song called 'Sell Drugz' has been charged with selling heroin to an undercover police officer.
Michael Persaud, who performs under the name Montana Millz, was arrested in Pennsylvania following a police sting.
The 29-year-old and a female 'accomplice' Tiffany Victoria Irizarry are accused of selling 70 bags of heroin to an undercover cop during a month-long investigation.
The prosecutor added police raided the couple’s hotel room and found more than two ounces of the Class A drug, worth a reported £9,400.
The pair, who are both from Johnston, Rhode Island, have been remanded in custody on $100,000 bail.
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Fox News reported Persaud was charged with nine drug-related charges, including possession with intent to deliver, possession of heroin, criminal use of communication facility, and criminal conspiracy.
While Irzarry faces seven charges including possession with intent to deliver, possession of heroin, possession of drug paraphernalia, and criminal conspiracy.
Investigators said other songs from Persaud's online mix tape include tracks entitled 'Gun Play' and 'Armed and Ready'.
The rapper, who is signed to the Alien Music Group label, is said to have sold bags of heroin to an undercover officer in the Days Inn parking lot in Lebanon.
He was paid $300.
The accused pair are both being held at the Lebanon County Correctional Facility.
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