Judge Rules On Young Thug’s Probation
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Judge Rules On Young Thug’s Probation

TYLER WILSON

It was like pretty grim for Young Thug.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis moved to revoke Thugger’s probation after the Atlanta rapper tweeted that gang investigator Marissa Viverito, who may be going after Lil Baby, was the “Biggest liar in the DA office.”

According to Willis, those words amounted to gang activity.

Fulton County DA Fani Willis says she believes Young Thug’s post qualifies as “gang activity” because it allegedly threatens law enforcement. Attorney Brian Steel maintains that nothing Thug has done violates the terms of his probation.pic.twitter.com/lm25xzAJkM

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Luckily for Thugger, Judge Whitaker disagreed, and Thug won’t have to return to prison.

Judge Whitaker has ruled that Young Thug’s probation will not be revoked over his tweet about the “biggest liar in the DA office.” pic.twitter.com/oCNBXxrItk

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He should probably lay off Tweeting for a while.