Young Thug, recently released from jail, is facing a motion for probation revocation by Fulton County prosecutors due to social media posts perceived as threatening to witnesses. The District Attorney's Office argues that these posts undermine the legal process and compromise safety. Young Thug's legal team has labeled these claims as 'baseless' while asserting that their client's actions were not threatening. The rapper is currently under a 15-year probation following various charges and risks a 20-year prison sentence if his probation is revoked.
Young Thug's social media posts allegedly threaten witness safety and could lead to revocation of his probation, risking a lengthy prison sentence.
Prosecutors accuse Young Thug of intimidating witnesses through social media, just months after his release from jail, prompting demands for probation revocation.
Young Thug's defense lawyer claims the accusations are unfounded, defending the rapper's actions as not threatening or intimidating.
The DA's motion indicates that Young Thug's online behavior compromises ongoing legal proceedings, potentially leading to severe legal consequences.
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