Durk Banks

Case file D C zero one seven three, Durk Banks, concerns the federal trial of the rapper known as Lil Durk in a twenty twenty-two Los Angeles murder-for-hire case. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California, Banks formed Only the Family in twenty ten. The office described it as an organization that produced and sold hip-hop music from Chicago-area artists. The U.S. Attorney’s Office said several OTF members and associates tracked and attempted to kill T.B. on August nineteenth, twenty twenty-two, before a shooting near the Beverly Center. The Los Angeles Times identified the person killed as twenty-four-year-old Saviay’a Robinson. The Los Angeles Times reported Banks’ federal trial opened in Los Angeles on August twenty-fourth, twenty twenty-six. The paper reported prosecutors alleged Banks sought revenge, while defense attorney Marissa Goldberg denied his involvement. The Los Angeles Times and AP reported that, on September eleventh, twenty twenty-six, a federal jury found Banks not guilty of the charges tried against him. They reported David Lindsey and Deandre Wilson were convicted on stalking-related counts and acquitted on murder-for-hire charges. The file’s open questions include the current status of Banks’ severed racketeering count, and what motions, sentencing dates, or appeals may follow for Lindsey and Wilson. This has been an automated reading of case file D C zero one seven three at developing case dot com. Every fact you heard names a public source.