No savage wants to smoke marijuana while enjoying the post-mall shooting probation on probation.
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No savages asked a Virginia judge to violate the 2022 mall release clause during probation to allow him to use marijuana during probation.
The 23-year-old rapper’s real name, settled by Noah, appeared in court on Friday, June 21 after multiple drug and alcohol screenings failed and skipping court drug abuse treatments.
During the hearing, his legal team said marijuana is widely accepted in the hip-hop community and believes that using legal substances in many jurisdictions should not be punished.
His attorney asked for an exception to allow him to continue using marijuana while supervising.
Three years in prison in 2023 after firing a shot at the Tysons Point Center Mall at Fairfax County during Father’s Day weekend.
After the verbal dispute inside the shopping mall turned into a physical state, the shooting broke out. Police said Settles, who had signed with 300 games, took out his gun and fired several rounds.
The rapper insists that his behavior is self-defense. No one was hit by gunfire, but three were injured during the chaotic evacuation of the mall.
He pleaded guilty to three counts of malicious release of firearms in an occupied building, one of which was used by the felony committee.
The prosecutor sentenced him to 15 years in prison, but the judge stepped down to a mandatory minimum. The property also did not prohibit the barbarians and was subjected to a 10-year probation after his release.
Instead of allowing him to send him back to prison, the judge did not have savage freedom when probation officials and lawyers formulated the revision plan.
The court will revisit the marijuana issue at a later date, until then, no savages have to comply with all existing probation conditions.
The next court date has not been scheduled yet.
