Yak Gotti's Attorney Addresses Prosecution All Wearing Red: 'Are They a Gang?'
November 26, 2024
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as posted by the channelDuring his closing argument, Yak Gotti attorney Doug Weinstein pointed out how the prosecution was wearing red. Weinstein made the point because of how the state tried to allege certain people were a part of YSL, the alleged gang by their clothing, colors or tattoos. "Are they a gang because they're all dressed in red?" he said.
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