Three years ago rapper Young Buck was arrested on domestic violence charges after getting into multiple fights with his then girlfriend [click here if you missed that].
Now Young Buck's bond has been revoked after multiple violations...
Tennessee native and “Straight Outta Cashville” rapper, “Young Buck,” now has to serve time for “repeated violations of his bond supervision,” officials said.
According to Assistant District Attorney Daniel Daugherty, a hearing was held Monday to revoke bond for David Darnell Brown, known by his stage name “Young Buck.”
After hearing arguments, a Criminal Court judge ordered that Brown serve 30 days in the Sumner County Jail.
Officials said once Brown has served 30 days, the judge will then set a new bond, which she allegedly indicated “would get his attention this time.”
Brown is scheduled for jury trial on July 24 for the following charges: domestic assault, vandalism over $10,000, possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, and three counts of a violation order of protection.
In 2020, Brown was booked into the Sumner County Jail on a $60,000 bond, days after investigators said his then-girlfriend was charged for firing a gun at him in Hendersonville.
2 comments:
Wait 4, 3, 2... here comes 50ty with the trolling.
The CJS will drag this out so long with reissued bonds and supervised probation that he will forget why he was on bond in the first place.
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