Florida rapper Mike Smiff keeps the new music coming. After dropping “Vultures Cry 2” with Kodak Black, Smiff releases another single today titled “Fed Up.”
The lawyer for an officer charged in George Floyd‘s fatal arrest appeared on Chris Cuomo’s CNN show Monday night to profess his client’s innocence, but he earned Cuomo’s criticism for suggesting that bystanders could have intervened.
Via his Instagram story, Drake posted a photo of the interview along with the caption “Thomas Lane lawyer struggling through an ATTEMPT to justify this situation live on television…can’t even decide how to defend his client, this s**t is foul to watch.”
The attorney for one of the officer's charged in George Floyd's death says that if the public is so concerned about Floyd's death, why didn't any citizen witnessing the incident intervene. What?!! pic.twitter.com/JzTBzCZSOB
Lil Keed‘s recent video shoot with Gunna ended abruptly and 6ix9ine has inserted himself into the conversation with a troll-like statement.
In video footage, which began to circulate on the internet on Monday (June 9), noises similar to gunfire began to sound while the Atlanta rappers were filming the music video for what appears to be their collab “Fox 5.” People on the set of the video quickly began to scatter in fear.
Gunna and Young Thug seemingly responded to the incident via social media.
One of the ex-Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd, Thomas Lane, is apparently seeking help to fund his defense.
One of the accused ex-cops in George Floyd’s murder case needs financial assistance and he’s hoping the public will lend a hand as he tries to mount his legal defense which is that he claims he tried to do the right thing.
The family of Thomas Lane is soliciting donations via a website they’ve set up. His bail’s been set at a million bucks and if convicted, he faces a maximum sentence of up to 40 years in prison.
Lane, along with the 2 other ex-officers beside Derek Chauvin, was arrested and charged with aiding and abetting 2nd-degree murder, and aiding and abetting 2nd-degree manslaughter.