The longest criminal trial in Georgia history was broadcast on YouTube, amassing tens of thousands of followers.

Atlanta rapper Yak Gotti is now a free man, months after being found not guilty in the YSL RICO gang case. Gotti, whose real name is Deamonte Kendrick, walked out of the Fulton County Jail just ...

ATLANTA — Atlanta rapper Yak Gotti is now a free man, months after being found not guilty in the YSL RICO gang case. Gotti, whose real name is Deamonte Kendrick, walked out of the Fulton County ...

Feeling ‘reborn,’ YSL defendant Yak Gotti walks free Atlanta rapper reunited with family after nearly three years behind bars By Rolling Out Apr 10, 2025 11:02 am ...

Deamonte Kendrick, the rapper known as Yak Gotti, pleaded guilty to aggravated battery in connection with an incident that occurred while he was in jail. Trump Takes Aim at Low-Pressure Showers ...

Yak Gotti is expected to be released from jail over four months after his acquittal in the YSL trial. The rapper, whose real name is Deamonte Kendrick, accepted a plea deal on Wednesday for ...

Atlanta rapper Yak Gotti will head home after months of jail time in Fulton County. He was acquitted of all charges in the YSL gang trial, but picked up new charges while behind bars.

Yak Gotti, the Last Rapper in Jail for YSL RICO Case, Is Finally Going Home After Being Acquitted C. Vernon Coleman II Published: April 9, 2025 Atlanta News First/YouTube ...

Devonte Kendrick, known as rapper Yak Gotti, requested an emergency bond hearing due to safety concerns at the Fulton County Jail, where he was recently stabbed. The District Attorney’s Office ...

Yak Gotti faced a slew of charges, including murder and racketeering, but was acquitted on all counts. In this week's Sunday conversation on The Georgia Vote, Weinstein takes 11Alive inside his ...

Yak Gotti found not guilty of charges in YSL RICO trial In a major legal victory for Yak Gotti, the YSL rapper has been found ...

YSL Trial: Yak Gotti and Shannon Stillwell found not guilty of RICO charges as the longest-running trial in Georgia history concludes after 23 months.