Young Thug & Gunna Have Words With Each Today On Court Video
August 18, 2022
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as posted by the channelYoung Thug and Gunna have shared their first conversation since being arrested in May as part of the YSL RICO indictment.
The interaction happened virtually on Thursday morning (August 18) following a court hearing. The pair were able to exchange words through video chat from their jail holdings.
Thugger checked on Gunna to make sure he was good mentally after spending the last three months behind bars as they await they trial to begin in January.
“Hey Wunna, you good?” Thug said.
“Yeah, I’m good,” Gunna responded. “You good?”
“You lost a little bit about that now,” Thug said, possibly joking about Gunna losing some weight in jail.Young Thug must remain behind bars until further notice.
According to 11 Alive, the 31-year-old rapper—born Jeffery Lamar Williams—was denied bond once again in his highly publicized RICO case. Fulton County Judge Ural Glanville announced his decision during a Thursday court hearing while addressing Thug’s legal counsel Keith Adams and Brian Steele.
“I’ve considered the proffers made by the state, I’ve considered the arguments of the defense,” the judge said. “At this point in time, though, Mr. Adams and Mr. Steel, I am still not convinced [by] what you’ve argued [...] I’m going to deny bond at this time.”
He continued: “It is not lost on me that your client remains in custody. It is not lost on me your client enjoys the presumption of innocence. I respect that all of you, as seasoned advocates, and I understand fully that there are differences in bond and differences in what may be pled at trial. And I understand that you all as defendants don’t have any responsibility at all to present anything. The government has the responsibility to present and prove everything that’s alleged in the indictment.”
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