Yak Gotti Acquitted in Young Slime Life Trial
Yak Gotti Acquitted in Young Slime Life Trial

Yak Gotti Acquitted in Young Slime Life Trial

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In the conclusion of Georgia's longest criminal trial, the jury acquitted Deamonte Kendrick, known as Yak Gotti, of all charges while Shannon Stillwell was found guilty of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. The trial, which involved 28 individuals including rapper Young Thug, focused on allegations that Young Slime Life (YSL) operated as a criminal street gang under Georgia's RICO Act. Prosecutors claimed YSL members committed violent crimes, including a drive-by shooting linked to gang rivalries, while the defense argued YSL was merely a record label. The verdicts came after significant media attention and public scrutiny of the prosecution's tactics. Young Thug had previously accepted a plea deal, highlighting the complexities of the case. The trial's end marks a significant moment for the Atlanta rap community, amidst ongoing discussions about the intersection of art and alleged criminality.

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