Cam'ron Comes to Ja Morant's Defense Amid Athlete's Suspension Due to Gun Incidents
The Harlem rapper shows support for the NBA star after has got suspended again by his team Memphis Grizzlies for flashing a gun on Instagram Live earlier this month
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The Harlem rapper shows support for the NBA star after has got suspended again by his team Memphis Grizzlies for flashing a gun on Instagram Live earlier this month
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judge in the trayvon martin murder case. martin savidge is there. martin, how did it take place today? >> reporter: well, it was simple and it was uneventful, fredricka. that is just the way the authorities wanted it to be. there was always concern about george zimmerman's team. it certainly was the worry of law enforcement because of the amount of notoriety this case has received over time, and of course, because there's a lot of different opinions on this story. let's tell you how the meeting took place. it was rather clandestine how george zimmerman got into the hands of authoriti...
Nothing to lose if they think they are going back to jail. >> we give the governor of our state the powers of the kingdom to release people. >> of the 215 pardoned prisoners, 189 of them were no longer in custody. of the 26 inmates who were still behind bars five were released over the weekend. the state's democratic attorney general jim hood got a judge to block the release of the remaining 21 inmates citing the mississippi constitution. which mandates an inmate seeking a pardon must publish notice of his or her intentions in a newspaper near the county where the inmate was convicted. hood do...
Nothing to lose if they think they are going back to jail. >> we give the governor of our state the powers of the kingdom to release people. >> of the 215 pardoned prisoners, 189 of them were no longer in custody. of the 26 inmates who were still behind bars five were released over the weekend. the state's democratic attorney general jim hood got a judge to block the release of the remaining 21 inmates citing the mississippi constitution. which mandates an inmate seeking a pardon must publish notice of his or her intentions in a newspaper near the county where the inmate was convicted. hood do...