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Judge Rules Against Peter Nwachukwu’s No-Case Submission in Homicide Trial The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) High Court in Wuse Zone 2 has rejected the no-case submission application made by Peter Nwachukwu, the husband of the late gospel singer, Osinachi. Nwachukwu had filed this application to contest the charges of homicide and domestic violence brought against […]
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Murderer Sentenced To Death Penalty Shows No Remorse. Posted By Persist |
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Man Gets Heated With The Judge During Court & Flips Him Off. Posted By Persist |
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Judge Immediately Revokes Bond During Zoom Court Hearing. Posted By Persist |
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“The Atlanta Journal Constitution is reporting that the rapper (real name Cordarius Dorsey) has been found guilty in the murder of Xavier Arlandor Turner in January of 2020, which was caught on camera. The video evidence of Polo shooting and killing Turner at Old National Village Discount Mall in College Park, Ga., according to the outlet, was the key evidence in securing the conviction.
YSL Polo has already been sentenced to life in prison in a separate murder, which he participated in back in 2019. He has already been denied parole in that case. It is unclear what sort of sentence YSL Polo will face for the Turner murder now that he has been convicted, but prosecutors are expected to ask for yet another life sentence. YSL Polo made headlines last week thanks to a video that allegedly shows him acting ?crazy,? which was the basis of Young Thug?s attorney requesting his severance from the rest of the YSL RICO defendants.” – HipHopDX | Posted by Thrillz |
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Young Thug’s lawyer is asking for Cordarious Dorsey (YSL Polo) to be removed from Thug?s trial since he?s been exhibiting these weird movements all throughout the court proceedings for the past few months.
He recently made physical movements to threaten the judge/jury. Thug?s lawyer says that having him in the same trial as Thug would be unfair. Posted by JR |
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Burglary Suspect Falls Asleep During Zoom Court Hearing. Posted By Persist |
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