Alongside
6ix9ine As Cooperator Shotti
Files Appeal After Sentenced
To 15 Years
By Matthew
Russell Lee,
Patreon, Thread
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SDNY COURTHOUSE,
Sept 21 – When
Daniel
Hernandez,
better known
as rapper
Tekashi
6ix9ine,
finished three
days of
cooperating
testimony for
the government
against his
former
partners in
the Nine Trey
Bloods gang,
conviction
seemed likely
for defendants
Aljermiah
"Nuke" Mack
and Anthony
"Harv"
Elisson.
Harv was
caught on
video
apparently
car-jacking
Hernandez and
his driver
Jorge Rivera.
Video here.
Kifano
"Shotti"
Jordan has
already been
sentenced to
15 years,
which Inner
City Press
covered before
the trial
began, here.
Now we can
report that
Shotti has
appealed his
conviction, tweeted
photo here,
to the Second
Circuit Court
of Appeals,
also at 40
Foley Square.
So far the
actual
arguments
aren't in the
court file.
But Inner City
Press will
stay on this,
as well as the
trial and the
expected 5K1
cooperator's
letter for
#6ix9ine. But
will he get
time served -
or eleven
years, like
another
cooperator
recently. For
now more on
Patreon here.
Hernandez
wants the all
important 5K1
cooperation
letter.
Without it he
faces a
minimum of 47
years and
maximum of
life. But what
will not only
insulting the
Bloods but
also linking
other rappers
like Trippie
Redd to the
gang, things
may be
difficult in
or out of
jail.
On the third
day of the
trial it
emerged that
audio had been
recorded of
the begining
of Hernandez'
direct
examination,
apparently
from inside
the courtroom.
Judge
Engelmayer
prohibited any
further entry
of phones or
other
electronics.
The
government's
initial
estimate of a
two to three
week trial now
seemed too
long.
Prosecutor
Michael
Longyear told
Judge
Engelmayer the
government
might complete
its case by
Wednesday,
September 25.
Inner City Press
will continue to cover this
and other SDNY and 2nd Circuit
cases - watch this site, and there is
more on
Patreon, here.
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