After a district attorney accused a co-defendant of offering to “hit someone” on his behalf, a judge denied the Gunna bond for the third time since his arrest in May in connection with the case. RICO project.
On Thursday, Gunna’s attorney strongly suggested that there was not “a single piece of evidence” that Gunna was involved in the case, but a judge appeared to disagree.
Judge Ural Glanville stated he was concerned about witness testimony, as reported by Billboard.
“I still have the same concerns that have not been alleviated,” the judge said.
Gunna’s attorney Steven Sadow said:
While we must respect the court’s decision, we know it is wrong,” Sadow said in a statement following the ruling. “Gunna is innocent of the charges against him and should not be in jail pending trial. The prosecution did not present any evidence to support or justify the denial of the bond. Keeping Gunna in custody is sketchy justice and fundamentally unfair.
Young Thug & Gunna Charges
Young Thug & Gunna are among 28 people indicted on a total of 56 counts. As a result, Young Thug was arrested at his Buckhead home in Atlanta on Monday, WSBTV reported.
Of the 56 counts, Young Thug was charged with Conspiracy to violate the Racketeer Corrupt and Influential Organizations Act and Engaging in criminal street gang activity, according to prison records. The RICO allegation relates to an incident that occurred in January 2013. The case of gang activity involves an incident from May 2018.
Gunna faces one count of “conspiracy to violate (RICO),” and is scheduled to appear in court in January.
