40 Glocc Claims Game Is Dragging Out Case, Defends Suge Knight
March 25, 2015
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16:14Now Playing40 Glocc Claims Game Is Dragging Out Case, Defends Suge Knight
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as posted by the channelIn part 2 of this exclusive interview with VladTV, 40 Glocc speaks on his relationship with Suge Knight, how he feels about Knight's current legal woes, and why his case against Game is taking so long to resolve.
40 Glocc shares that he knows Suge Knight very well, and addressed Knights current murder case where he pled not guilty to murder and attempted murder after running over two men, killing one. Glocc defends Knight, saying he doesn't believe the former Death Row CEO purposely tried to run over those two men. Instead he believes Knight was actually threatened and maneuvered the best way he thought he could in that moment.
When it comes to his case against Game, he claims the Compton rapper is the reason the situation has been dragged out for years, saying Game enjoys the attention of being in court and being covered by the media. 40 claims the judge told both of them that they don't actually need to be in court as they both have legal representation and the case is not criminal. 40 also feels that since Game is the one who put out the footage of the fight, he clearly didn't care about the money he'd lose from falsely slandering his name, so the rapper should just pay up and call it a day.
Hear all of what he has to say above. Check out 40 Glocc's Twitter @40glocc and Instagram @40glocczoo for more.
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