Young Thug Probation: Lawyer Brian Steel files his answer – WSB -TV Channel 2

ATLANTA – The lawyers of Young Thug say that a judge ruled that the rapper had not violated his probation with a social media position.

The district prosecutor, Fani Willis, said that Young Thug, whose real name is Jeffrey Williams, had republished an article on social networks which included a photo of an investigator of the office of a district prosecutor who had become viral.

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The statement of the state indicates that the investigator is currently testifying during a gang murder hearing and that there is a court order so that his face is not shown on television during the testimony.

News from the action of the Chanse 2 obtained a copy of the order of the court of judge Reese Whitaker rejecting the request of the district prosecutor to revoke the probation of Williams.

Channel 2 Regards investigation Mark Winne I obtained a copy of Young Thug’s response Thursday. The rapper’s lawyer, Brian Steel, wrote that the allegations of prosecutors did not show that his client had violated his probation.

“First, there is no suggestion that Mr. Williams knew oF The judgment of the magistrate runs not to show the investigator Viverito on television while testifying. Second, the allegation claims that Mr. Williams republished an image and wrote a legend. This allegation does not violate the order of the court of first instance or the conditions of probation of Mr. Williams. Thirdly, there is no violation of Mr. Williams’s probation by republishing an image on social networks and bounding that the investigator Viverito is a lie, ”says the motion.

The motion continued to say that any comment made on the investigator on social networks “cannot be attributed to Mr. Williams to support a violation of his probationary pain”.

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