Omi In A Hellcat became one of the fastest growing YouTube channels of 2019 after posting
various high quality vlogs showcasing his lavish multi-million dollar lifestyle.
In just about every vlog, Omi In A Hellcat would splurge on exotic cars, beautiful real
estate, and expensive jewelry.
This type of content had almost everyone who stumbled across Omi’s channel entertained
for hours on end and anxiously waiting for the next Omi In A Hellcat vlog to be released.
But something almost every viewer wondered was…
“How did Omi make all of this money?”
After receiving many questions about how he obtained his fortune, Omi responded by saying
he earned it through “developing apps, real estate, and his construction company”.
While this is believable, many viewers speculated that there is definitely more to the story
behind Omi In A Hellcat’s fortune and they were absolutely right because on November
20, 2019, everything came crumbling down after 30 federal agents came knocking at his door.
Curious to why the FBI came for Omi and his estimated $50,000,000 fortune?
Well then we got you covered.
Here is an exclusive inside look at the criminal history of Omi In A Hellcat.
Omi In A Hellcat, born Bill Omar Carrasquillo, and grew up in a somewhat troubled household.
His father was a well known drug dealer in Philadelphia and even served time in federal
prison when Omi was only 5 years old.
By the age of 9, Omi’s father taught him how to sell drugs and eventually taught him
how to cook crack by the age of 13.
This lifestyle eventually led to Omi’s first arrest when he was just 16 years old after
his father's house got raided by authorities.
Omi was allegedly sentenced to two years in a juvenile detention center but since he was
a minor, the judge put him in a program where he served most of his time at an All Boys
school instead of a detention center.
Once his sentence was completed, Omi was on the straight and narrow for quite sometime
but with no high school diploma and little to no work experience, it was hard for him
to make a significant income to support himself.
After a few months of struggling, Omi went back to the family business of drug dealing
which eventually got him into even more trouble down the road.
On a recent interview with Say Cheese TV, Omi stated he was arrested two other times
for drug related activities.
I tried to find details of these arrests but unfortunately I didn’t have any luck, but
Omi has been pretty honest about his past life so I don’t think he would lie about
this but I don’t know, you be the judge.
Omi’s criminal activities continued until his son Omar was born.
Omar was diagnosed with Autism, a disorder with a broad range of conditions characterized
by challenges with social skills, repetitive behaviors, speech and nonverbal communication.
This life changing event caused Omi in a Hellcat to rethink selling drugs to provide a better
and more positive lifestyle for his son.
While slowly exiting the dope game, Omi was robbed on July 4th, 2014 and never sold drugs
again.
Now with his only source of income gone, Omi fell into a deep depression and thought he
was a failure to not only himself, but his son as well.
Then one morning, Omi had an idea to sell firesticks to people online.
Firesticks are a streaming device made by Amazon that allows you to watch all your favorite
streaming apps such as Netflix, Hulu, YouTube, etc. onto your TV.
But the firesticks Omi planned on selling were not your average firesticks.
They were “Fully Loaded” or “Jailbroken” firesticks.
These firesticks were pre loaded with various different apps that allow you to stream and
watch any movie or tv show you want by scraping the web for pirated links to the movie or
TV show of your choice.
Omi began to buy these jailbroken firesticks online for $50 a piece and resold them for
$125 - $150 a pop.
Omi claimed to be making several thousand dollars a week by selling these online.
But a couple grand a week wasn’t enough for Omi, so he began seeking other ways to
make even more money.
While thinking of other ways to increase his income, Omi became interested in IPTV, a service
that all of his jailbroken firesticks provided.
IPTV stands for Internet Protocol television which is the delivery of television content
through the internet.
There are several types of IPTV apps but the one talked about in Omi’s situation is one
that allows the user to pay a monthly subscription fee to access every single cable TV channel.
The subscription fee to these type of apps are significantly less than what a cable company
would charge making it extremely appealing to those who are tired of overpaying for their
cable.
Omi saw potential in IPTV and knew that if he was able to have his own service, that
he could run it better than his competitors and even offer it at a better price.
This was it, this was Omi’s ticket to millions.
Omi then developed his new alias, “TargetIn1080p” and became very active in the Kodi community.
Kodi is a platform that allows IPTV apps to be accessed on streaming devices such as the
Amazon firestick.
After becoming somewhat well known in the Kodi community, Omi got connected with a few
IPTV developers and started his first ever IPTV app called Gears TV which was named after
his favorite video game “Gears of War”.
Gears TV had a pretty successful start, so successful that Gears TV competitors allegedly
hacked into the backend of Omi’s app and booted it offline and even doxxed Omi in the
process, but Omi was back up and running shortly after.
Gears TV continued to grow and grow to a point where Omi in a Hellcat was rumored to have
over 100,000 subscribers to his service.
At $15 a month per subscription, that would mean Omi was making around $1,500,000 a month
which comes out to around $18,000,000 a year.
That is $3,000,000 more than Super Bowl winning quarterback Tom Brady makes in a year in the
NFL.
And like I said before, that 100,000 is just a rumored number that was thrown around on
some IPTV forums.
It could be very well over that.
In early 2018, Omi announced that he sold Gears TV to an anonymous group of guys who
were looking to get in the IPTV space.
It is unknown how much Gears TV sold for but in one of Omi’s songs he brags about being
up $40,000,000 so we can assume it was for a lot of money.
You would think that Omi In A Hellcat would sit back and enjoy his new lifetime supply
of cash but that wasn’t the case because shortly after selling Gears TV, Omi teamed
up with his old friend Dexter, who can be seen in Omi’s first few vlogs a few months
back, and tried to start up a new IPTV app called “Reboot”.
Reboot didn’t go as planned and Omi eventually scrapped it to start another IPTV app called
“Gears TV Reloaded”.
Since Omi was now extremely knowledgeable in operating an IPTV service, he knew exactly
what to do to make Reloaded just as big if not bigger than the original Gears TV and
he did just that.
Reloaded became one of the most popular IPTV apps in the space due to its wide variety
of channels and reliability.
One user even described why he preferred Reloaded over other IPTV services by saying “It just
works”.
After easily taking over the IPTV space once again, Omi hired several employees to run
Reloaded for him as he moved onto his new business venture, YouTube.
He then changed his name from TargetIn1080p to Omi In A Hellcat, named after his favorite
car, and began posting high quality vlogs in 4k quality that showcased his massive car
collection and other luxurious purchases he made throughout the day.
It immediately took off.
Every single one of his videos were getting hundreds of thousands of views and each video
was better than the next.
One video he’s trading his Rolls Royce for a Lamborghini, then the next video he’s
buying a mansion, then he's buying multiple tour buses.
Omi In A Hellcat seemed unstoppable.
Then his life got flipped upside down…
On November 20th, 2019, Omi in a Hellcat woke up to multiple loud knocks on his mansion
doors.
When Omi got up to check everything out, he saw over 30 FBI agents surrounding his home.
Omi then opened the door as multiple federal agents stormed in shouting “Gears TV”.
The FBI began to ransack is home taking all of Omi’s possessions, including cash, cars,
electronics, and jewelry.
During this process, Omi was told that all of his other houses got raided as well including
his house in New Jersey where it was rumored that 60 federal agents surrounded the house
and seized his entire collection of exotic cars.
In addition to all of Omi’s possessions being seized, the FBI also froze all of his
bank accounts.
A man with a fortune valued around $50,000,000 was now left with only $12 in his pocket…
After everything settled down, Omi In A Hellcat went live later that night on his YouTube
channel to update his fans on what went down.
In the livestream he said that the charges against him were Tax Evasion, Money Laundering,
and Copyright Infringement.
The charges against him are still pending, but Omi stated in the livestream that once
charges are officially pressed that he will most likely do some time in prison.
He also claimed that he did nothing wrong and that IPTV is a gray area and not necessarily
illegal, and while that may be true, I find it highly unlikely that he won’t face any
repercussions because at the end of the day he repurposed copyrighted material for a profit
which is in no way shape or form, legal.
Will it result in jail time?
Possibly not, but a lawsuit is almost certain to come from this.
The tax evasion and money laundering is what will most likely put him behind bars if he
can’t get it resolved with the FBI and IRS.
Overall, Omi In A Hellcat really does seem like a nice and genuine guy.
He gave up selling poison to his community to create a service that allowed people who
couldn’t afford the massive fees cable companies charge to enjoy cable TV.
While it still is technically illegal, it’s practically a victimless crime where the only
victim, is the cable companies… and maybe the IRS.
Omi In A Hellcat continues to post quality content almost daily to his YouTube channel
with the only difference being the lack of cars and other expensive purchases but it’s
still the same old Omi.
He’s also keeping his fans updated on this whole case so make sure to subscribe to Omi
In A Hellcat on YouTube and Instagram to stay in the loop.
Well there you have it, the entire criminal history of Omi in a Hellcat.
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