Gunna's Former Attorney Refutes Snitch Claims: "Get Over It, He Did NOT Cooperate"
Gunna's former attorney, Steve Sadow, has forcefully addressed persistent accusations about his client's alleged cooperation with authorities in the YSL RICO case. Sadow emphasizes that Gunna did not cooperate or harm Young Thug's case in any way.
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Key points about Gunna's case:
- Spent 8 months in jail before release in December 2022
- Entered an Alford plea (maintains innocence)
- Received 5-year suspended sentence
- No reporting requirements
- No travel or living restrictions
- No probation
- Was never named as witness in Young Thug's trial
In contrast, Young Thug's outcome after pleading guilty:
- Spent 30 months in jail
- Received 15 years probation
- Must report regularly
- Banned from living in Atlanta
- Faces strict probation conditions
Sadow noted that both rappers initially faced identical RICO charges. Since his release, Gunna has performed worldwide and achieved significant success, while Young Thug faces ongoing restrictions despite having "phenomenal lawyers" according to REFORM Alliance's chief policy officer Eric Haney.
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