OJ da Juiceman Freed, Legal Battle Continues

0:00On April 5, OJ Dejuicemen just walked free from the Cald County jail on April 4 after weeks behind bars on heavy charges from a January road. Rage incident on Interstate 20. He's facing felony aggravated assault on a state trooper for allegedly flashing a gun, plus firearm possession during a felony aiming a pistol, misdemeanor, and traffic violations. The trooper said OJ was tailgating hard in a gray Nissan before pulling the move. His manager Ruben Wood says OJ never slowed down inside, recording music the whole time, and that project's dropping soon with tour dates already. Booked for the next few weeks, he's right back in grind mode hitting the studio and stage without missing a beat. Fans and his team are relieved, especially after a scary health scare from his Type 1 diabetes. Lack of proper insulin shots led to an emergency in custody, but now with regular care outside, he's fully recovered and feeling strong. A new twist comes from a sworn statement by a woman who rented that Nissan, claiming

1:02OJ wasn't even driving during the stop. His camp insists he respects officers deeply and the whole thing got twisted. With music on deck and shows lined up, OJ's story shows resilience, but the legal fights far from over as he pushes forward.