Young Thug’s pastor weighed in on the rapper’s bond hearing today at the Fulton County courthouse in Georgia. In his plea for mercy, the bishop cited the role of systemic racism and white supremacy in Young Thug’s plight.
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In the filing for today’s bond hearing, Young Thug’s pastor, Bishop M. Jeffries Bey, made a plea to the court for mercy. The pastor, citing Matthews 16:18, blamed “white supremacy” for Young Thug’s plight. In his filing, he stated his support for Thugger, who he called a “parishioner” and warned that “this case has the potential to ultimately result in a miscarriage of justice on our watch.”
YSL rapper Gunna was denied bond and will remain in jail until his trial. The trial has been set for January 2023.
The prosecutors argued that the “Drip Season” rapper is a “documented gang member”, adding that he, alongside Young Thug, would “direct troops” to commit acts of violence. The biggest concern for Judge Glanville is witness tampering.
