US EditionYoung Thug's Probation In Jeopardy If New Motion Succeeds: Reports
- Prosecutors filed a motion to revoke Jeffery Lamar Williams' probation in Fulton County Superior Court.
- Williams, already on probation from a guilty plea on October 31, 2024, allegedly violated the terms.
- Prosecutors claim Williams amplified social media posts targeting a law enforcement witness, Marissa Viverito, endangering her and others.
- One post included Viverito's address and a photo of her mother's house, with the quote: "If the hate is really real then pull up on her mama crib."
- Prosecutors requested Williams be remanded into custody, arguing he poses a danger and his actions undermine the rule of law.
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The Globe & Mail
WKMGJudge declines to send Young Thug to prison over a viral post that sparked backlash
Atlanta judge declined to revoke the Grammy Award-winning rapper’s probation for a social media post that identified an investigator in the D.A.’s office but cautioned him to ‘exercise restraint’
Prosecutors want Yung Thug’s probation revoked over social media post
Rapper Yung Thug’s probation is in jeopardy after Atlanta prosecutors filed a motion to have it revoked, citing a recent social media post they say identifies a witness. After the 33-year-old musician pleaded guilty to gang, drug and gun charges in October, he accepted a plea deal and was given 15 years of probation with conditions including no contact with the victims or their families. The Atlanta native, whose real name is Jeffrey Williams, i…
Young Thug's Probation In Jeopardy If New Motion Succeeds: Reports
Young Thug's Probation In Jeopardy If New Motion Succeeds: Reports - Atlanta, GA - Fulton County prosecutors are working to revoke rapper Young Thug's 15-year probation due to social media threats, reports say.
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Prosecutors want Young Thug in prison over a viral post that sparked backlash
Prosecutors in Atlanta are asking a judge to send the rapper Young Thug to prison. Prosecutors say the Grammy-winning artist violated his probation with a viral post that sparked an online backlash against the district attorney’s office.
Prosecutors Want Young Thug's Probation Revoked for Reposting Murder Witness
Young Thug's freedom is gonna be short-lived if prosecutors get their way -- they want him locked up again for revealing a witness in a murder case on his social media. Fulton County prosecutors filed a motion Wednesday asking the judge to revoke…
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