The slogan, “Slide For Von,” doesn’t appear to go away, even with Lil Durk behind bars.
The Chicago rapper is being accused of placing hits on folks from O’Block who didn’t retaliate after King Von’s dying. Proof of a textual content message that Durk despatched out insinuates inflicting hurt to somebody for not sliding, “I’m finna pipe it up,” per courtroom paperwork. Prosecutors plan on presenting this new testimony from a witness who allegedly received the nod from Durk to trigger hurt.
Prosecutors are additionally accusing Smurk of buying a number of flights to LA from Chicago to homicide Quando Rondo. The Savannah rapper walked away from the scene unhurt, however his good friend Lul Pab died.
The Voice’s lawyer made a press release relating to the brand new accusations, “What the Indictment fails to inform us are the very issues the protection is entitled to know: the ‘operative info’ underlying the federal government’s theories of Mr. Banks’ guilt,” Findling additionally provides. “There is no such thing as a allegation right here that Mr. Banks bodily participated within the stalking and taking pictures at concern.”
Durk is presently in jail for an alleged murder-for-hire plot. Throughout his time, he continued to feed the streets with new music, releasing his album, “Deep Ideas.” With the main single, “Can’t Conceal It” that includes Jhené Aiko, which received blended critiques as soon as he dropped the only earlier than the total album.
