Judge Criticizes ‘Sloppy’ Evidence Handling – Mistrial Motion Filed

The YSL RICO trial took an unexpected turn when Slimelife Shawty, a key witness, inadvertently read out the phrase “#freequa” from an Instagram post while testifying. This mention was supposed to be redacted by the prosecution, leading to the defense quickly filing for a mistrial. Judge Paige Reese Whitaker criticized the courtroom proceedings, calling the handling of the evidence “sloppy.” This incident adds to the ongoing drama in the trial, which sees rapper Young Thug facing nearly a dozen charges, including participation in a criminal street gang and conspiracy under Georgia’s RICO Act.

Young Thug was arrested in May 2022 alongside 27 alleged YSL members, with several co-defendants already taking plea deals. The mistrial motion could significantly impact the trial’s outcome. Watch the video to learn more about this dramatic turn of events and what it means for the high-profile case.

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