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Interrogation Shows YSL Member Snitching On Young Thug for Alleged Murder Plot
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2:19:04Now PlayingInterrogation footage captures the moment YSL Woody, Kenneth Copeland, snitched on his fellow alleged YSL gang member and rapper Young Thug, claiming that he knew about a murder scheme that was happening that night. Copeland told police that “someone is supposed to get killed tonight” and he believed telling officers this information would help with his legal situation. Copeland was originally arrested due to reckless driving and having a firearm in the car which he was not supposed to have in his possession. Stranger Stories breaks down the bizarre interrogation.
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