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Last Co-Defendant Takes the Stand in State's YSL RICO Case
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1:41:14Now PlayingAntonio Sumlin, aka YSL Obama, took the stand on Wednesday in the RICO case. YSL Obama talked about his personal knowledge on the alleged gang and his relationships with other YSL co-defendants. He also talked about some of the alleged crimes that were committed within the organization. The alleged member appeared nervous during his testimony.
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