Lil Durk’s not-guilty verdict did not persuade DJ Vlad that justice was served.
“Everybody lost,” Vlad said on his own platform.
Durk’s case centered on the 2022 shooting that killed Saviay’a “Lul Pab” Robinson and wounded Quando Rondo. Prosecutors accused Durk of arranging the attack, but jurors ultimately acquitted him.
Vlad said the government’s case lacked a “smoking gun” and credited Durk’s lawyers with creating enough doubt to win the verdict.
“Think about how stressful this must have been over the last few days, or last few weeks, or last few months,” Vlad went on.
Durk spent roughly two years in custody during the case, and Vlad said the rapper also poured “millions of dollars” into his defense.
Vlad also offered condolences to Robinson’s family and spoke about the wider losses surrounding the case, including deaths, prison time and families left grieving. The family has revealed that they plan to take Durk to civil court to get justice.
“This is the final chapter to him changing his life,” Vlad said of Durk.
Durk, however, is not finished with federal court. He is currently set to stand trial October 5 in a separate case involving racketeering and firearms charges.
