A judge has amended Young Thug’s probation terms after the rapper and his legal team asked for his 10-year ban on visiting Metro Atlanta be lifted.
In October, Thugger pleaded guilty to charges involving guns, drugs, and street gang activity and was sentenced to 15 years of probation and a 10-year ban from the Atlanta area.
Judge Whitaker has now ruled that Young Thug can visit his Atlanta home beginning October 31, 2027, if he sticks to his current probation rules until then.
ATLANTA, GA – NOVEMBER 13: Young Thug attends 2021 Revolt Summit at 787 Windsor on November 13, 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia.(Photo by Prince Williams/FilmMagic)
Visits to his home will be limited to up to two weeks at a time. He can only visit up to four times a year and he must inform probation at least five days before any planned visit.
Thugger’s attorney recent sat down with TheFitLawyerATL where he admitted he should have held out for a verdict.
“He was happy for [Gotti] and for Stillwell,” Keith Adams said. “Very happy. He was happy that they’re coming home. There was a part of him I think that was thinking, We probably should have gone all the way ’cause we would have been walking out of there with a not guilty verdict as well.”
