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Gucci Mane Case: Williams Denies Kidnapping, Robbery

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Lontrell Williams Senior, accused in a Gucci Mane robbery case, denies involvement, citing routine studio bookings as evidence. Prosecutors lack solid evidence, and Williams pushes for release. The cases fate hangs in the balance as the next court date approaches.

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Gucci Mane Case: Williams Denies Kidnapping, Robbery

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Hip-Hop News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Gucci Mane Case: Williams Denies Kidnapping, Robbery. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 30th, Lawn Trail William Sr. and his son Poo got hit with arrests over an alleged kidnapping in robbery tied to Gucci main back on. January 10th, prosecutors say Gucci was lured to a Texas studio, robbed, and even forced his label CEO to cut Poo loose from his contract before it all went down. William Sr. is straight denying any real connection, calling out the reports linking him directly. Digging deeper, the Fed's point to William's booking that exact studio session as key evidence. But he's firing back hard, explaining he handles those bookings all the time as part of his routine business. No proof it links to any crime. Folks in the hip-hop world are watching close, with William's arguing the whole case against him, is thin, especially on why he'd be a dangerous, released. No solid ties, he says, just weak assumptions that don't hold up. Latest filing show prosecutors haven't dropped real evidence yet to back their claims. William's keeps pushing for release, stressing his clean role in everyday label ops.

1:02As both sides gear up for the next court round, this drama's far from overstay tuned for how the judge weighs in.

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