- Nicole Fegan, the attorney representing a defendant in rapper Young Thug’s sensational racketeering trial, has been arrested on gang charges.
- Fegan represents Tenquarius Mender, who was involved in the long-awaited Young Thug trial, where the rapper has been accused of presiding over a murderous criminal ring.
- The lawyer herself has been accused of “participation in criminal street gang activities and criminal solicitation to commit the crime of tampering with evidence.”
The attorney representing a defendant in rapper Young Thug’s sensational racketeering trial has been arrested on gang charges, Atlanta police revealed Friday.
Nicole Fegan was arrested in Gwinnett County and transported to Fulton County on Friday and charged with “engaging in criminal street gang activity and criminal solicitation to commit the crime of tampering with evidence,” the district attorney’s office confirmed.
The glamorous lawyer posted rap videos on her social media accounts and publicly boasted about getting her clients out of trouble.
In 2022, the Atlanta Police Department was investigating a double shooting on the city’s northwest side.
Police later learned that Fegan had contacted a suspect in the shooting and warned him about active warrants.
Nicole Fegan, the lawyer representing accused rapper Young Thug in his sensational racketeering trial, has now been arrested on gang charges.
Young Thug has been accused of presiding over a murderous criminal network
Fegan allegedly provided information she had learned during a preliminary hearing related to the shooting and advised the suspect, whom she did not represent at the time, to get rid of his phone since police were going to arrest him.
Fegan represents Tenquarius Mender, who was involved in the long-awaited trial of Young Thug, born Jeffery Lamar Williams, where he has been accused of presiding over a murderous criminal ring.
Georgia State Attorney Adriane Love claimed the Grammy Award winner stockpiled drugs, cars and guns as his followers competed for favor by murdering, robbing and kidnapping in a decades-long spree.
His Young Stoner Life record label was just a front for ‘Young Slime Life,’ a street gang affiliated with the Los Angeles-based Bloods gang, while the rapper was known to his followers as ‘King Slime,’ he claimed as he began the judgment. in November.
Williams faces up to 20 years in prison against the same Fulton County team that is also prosecuting former President Donald Trump under the same organized crime laws.
“They created a crater in the middle of the Cleveland Avenue community in Fulton County that absorbed the youth, innocence and even the lives of some of its youngest members,” Love said.
The glamorous lawyer posted rap videos on her social media accounts and publicly boasted about getting her clients out of trouble.
Williams has been warned that his own violent rap lyrics would be used as evidence against him.
“Law enforcement didn’t chase the letters to solve the murders, law enforcement chased the murders and found the letters,” he said.
Stars including rappers Lil Wayne and Killer Mike are expected to testify in one of the most anticipated trials of the decade.
The 32-year-old rapper was arrested and charged in May last year, but jury selection took nearly 10 months amid ludicrous pre-trial scenes that saw a lawyer handcuffed and Williams accused of buying drugs while seated on the bench.
