The Atlanta-based rapper, whose trial on gun and racketeering charges was the longest in Georgia history, could have his probation revoked after a motion filed Wednesday by the Fulton County DA's ...

Fulton County prosecutors have filed a motion to revoke the probation of Grammy-winning rapper Young Thug, who was released from jail in October 2024. According to Channel 2 Action News ...

UPDATE: Judge Reese Whitaker of Fulton County Superior Court declined to revoke Young Thug‘s probation on Thursday, ruling that his social media posts do not violate its terms. In the order ...

An Atlanta judge declined to revoke Young Thug’s probation after prosecutors pushed to send the rapper back to prison for re-sharing a viral tweet criticizing an investigator in the district ...

ATLANTA (AP) — Prosecutors in Atlanta are asking a judge to revoke Young Thug’s probation and send him to prison because of his viral post that sparked an online backlash against the district ...

Update, April 4: Young Thug will remain free after a judge declined Atlanta prosecutors’ motion to revoke his probation. In her order, per the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Judge Paige Reese ...

Rapper Yung Thug’s probation is in jeopardy after Atlanta prosecutors filed a motion to have it revoked, citing a recent social media post they say identifies a witness. After the 33-year-old ...

Less than six months after Young Thug walked free from jail in Atlanta, prosecutors want to revoke his probation over two X posts. District Attorney Fani Willis filed a motion on April 2, Fox 5 ...

A Fulton County judge ruled that Young Thug's social media post did not violate his probation terms. The post in question involved a photo of a law enforcement officer with a critical caption.

Young Thug believes that Young Scooter’s cause of death is different from what the late rapper's autopsy report said this week. Thug took to X to share his own beliefs on Tuesday. “Autopsy ...

The district attorney’s office in Fulton County, Ga., had cited a post in which the rapper referred to a gang investigator as the “Biggest liar in the DA office.” By Joe Coscarelli A judge ...