Nipsey Hussle Murder Suspect Beaten Up In Jail: Source
Nipsey Hussle Murder Suspect Beaten Up In Jail: Source
The man accused of murdering celebrated rapper Nipsey Hussle was physically assaulted in custody
The man accused of murdering celebrated rapper Nipsey Hussle was physically assaulted in custody
and unable to attend his trial on Tuesday due to medical treatment for his injuries, a well-placed source tells Rolling Stone.
and unable to attend his trial on Tuesday due to medical treatment for his injuries, a well-placed source tells Rolling Stone.
Eric Holder, 32, was beaten up at some point after he left a Los Angeles courtroom around 4 p.m. Monday.
Eric Holder, 32, was beaten up at some point after he left a Los Angeles courtroom around 4 p.m. Monday.
The incident followed a day in which Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge H.
The incident followed a day in which Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge H.
Clay Jacke worked with lawyers on both sides to hammer out jury instructions ahead of closing arguments
Clay Jacke worked with lawyers on both sides to hammer out jury instructions ahead of closing arguments
and jury deliberations scheduled to start Wednesday, the source says.
and jury deliberations scheduled to start Wednesday, the source says.
It wasn’t immediately clear where the incident occurred, but Holder, a Rollin’ 60s gang member,
It wasn’t immediately clear where the incident occurred, but Holder, a Rollin’ 60s gang member,
is supposed to be kept away from other inmates when he’s transported to and from the court,
is supposed to be kept away from other inmates when he’s transported to and from the court,
considering the high-profile nature of his case. The extent of Holder’s injuries was also scarce Tuesday,
considering the high-profile nature of his case. The extent of Holder’s injuries was also scarce Tuesday,
but the source said he suffered more than a black eye.
but the source said he suffered more than a black eye.
When Judge Jacke excused the jury Tuesday morning, he left the door open to more than a single-day delay.
When Judge Jacke excused the jury Tuesday morning, he left the door open to more than a single-day delay.
“Based on some unforeseen circumstances that are no fault of parties here, we won’t be in session today,”
“Based on some unforeseen circumstances that are no fault of parties here, we won’t be in session today,”
the judge said, telling jurors to return Wednesday unless they receive a call saying otherwise.
the judge said, telling jurors to return Wednesday unless they receive a call saying otherwise.
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