Lil Durk’s 2019 Felony Charges Are Officially Dropped

Rapper Lil Durk was bounded after being charged with murder. The fans were stunned by the murder accusation as it was made against the hitmaker. Now, it seems the case is over; Lil Durk’s felony charges from 2019 have officially been dropped.

Lil Durk, a rapper from Chicago, was accused of shooting a man multiple times in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2019. On February 5th, when police arrived at the area, they discovered a gun and 13 casts of bullets. With non-fatal injuries, the victim was sent directly to the hospital.

Durk was accused of attempted murder, aggravated assault, engaging in criminal activity while an employee or associate of a criminal street gang, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, according to Billboard.

The rapper immediately postponed his tour after becoming aware that he was a suspect while still maintaining his innocence. He stated, “I have nothing to hide,” to Channel 2 Action News. “I have nothing to run from.”

Years later, it appeared that Durk’s assertion was accurate. Manny Arora, his attorney, talked about getting the charges dropped. Lil Durk is not the only famous person to have recently prevailed in court.

“While it took three years for the State to make the right decision, in the end, the right decision was made, and Mr. Banks can finally put this event behind him.”

According to reports, Cardi B, a rapper, won the $5 million lawsuit over the mixtape’s cover art for Gangsta B*tch Music Vol. 1. She delivered her thought as she sat on the stand.

“There is not one [piece of] evidence where people believe it’s actually him. He hasn’t gotten fired from his job. He hasn’t gotten a divorce. How has he suffered? Please tell me how he’s suffered?”

The rapper got finally able to unwind from the persistent accusation leveled against him. What do you think of the dismissal of the criminal charges, though? Let us know in the comments. Keep checking Thirsty for more updates.

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