Alleged Gunman In Lil Wayne Tour Bus Shooting Released From Jail
On Friday (Oct. 6), the lawyer of Jimmy Winfrey, the man accused of the infamous shooting of Lil Wayne's tour bus back in 2015, confirmed that his client had officially been released from ail. "He was released from his Georgia sentence in August but was transferred to Florida on a probation violation case," Sadow said, "That Florida probation violation case was just resolved and he is now released from jail." Winfrey himself also celebrated his release in a post on Instagram, posing on the steps of a private jet. "IM FREE DEATHB4DISHONOR $LATTMAFIA BIZNE$$ 4EVERYOUNG GOATFREE BANKROLLMAFIA Y$L."
Young Thug also took to social media celebrating the release of Winfrey, who reportedly worked as a tour manager for Thugger prior to his arrest. In the post, Winfrey speaks on reading the bible while he was incarcerated. "Ever since then, guess what, bruh, I've been a different muthaf**ker... God made all this happen... I'm already joined with the man above," he says.
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The shooting occurred on April 26, 2015, while Lil Wayne's tour bus was traveling on I-85 in Atlanta following a club appearance. No one was injured in the shooting, in fact, the bus was not even hit by any bullets. However, a judge later issued an arrest warrant for Jimmy Winfrey. He later faced charges of aggravated assault, terroristic threats, possession of a firearm by a felon, and criminal gang activity.
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On Friday (Oct. 6), the lawyer of Jimmy Winfrey, the man accused of the infamous shooting of Lil Wayne’s tour bus back in 2015, confirmed that his client had officially been released from ail. “He was released from his Georgia sentence in August but was transferred to Florida on a probation violation case,” Sadow said, “That Florida probation violation case was just resolved and he is now released from jail.” Winfrey himself also celebrated his release in a post on Instagram, posing on the steps of a private jet. “IM FREE DEATHB4DISHONOR $LATTMAFIA BIZNE$$ 4EVERYOUNG GOATFREE BANKROLLMAFIA Y$L.”
Young Thug also took to social media celebrating the release of Winfrey, who reportedly worked as a tour manager for Thugger prior to his arrest. In the post, Winfrey speaks on reading the bible while he was incarcerated. “Ever since then, guess what, bruh, I’ve been a different muthaf**ker… God made all this happen… I’m already joined with the man above,” he says.
The shooting occurred on April 26, 2015, while Lil Wayne’s tour bus was traveling on I-85 in Atlanta following a club appearance. No one was injured in the shooting, in fact, the bus was not even hit by any bullets. However, a judge later issued an arrest warrant for Jimmy Winfrey. He later faced charges of aggravated assault, terroristic threats, possession of a firearm by a felon, and criminal gang activity.