Lil Durk ordered the group to carry out the 2022 shooting that killed Saviay’a Robinson, according to explosive testimony Monday from a man who said he was one of the participants.
Asked by prosecutors why he took part, Kavon Grant replied, “Durk told us to.”
Grant, known as “Cuz” and “Vonnie,” took the stand in Durk’s federal trial and described himself as someone who spent years handling the rapper’s everyday needs.
“I pretty much did whatever he asked me to do from 2018 on,” Grant testified.
Grant said he was with Durk “90 percent of the time” and handled driving, shopping, takeout and travel arrangements. He said he officially went on Durk’s payroll in 2021.
#OTFVonnie: I don’t have the power to move lil #Durk money around
— BrownSKIN jesus (@AlondraOmerta) September 1, 2026
Brian Steele: Jurors please take a look at exhibit A.
This is OTF Vonnie pulling out a bag of money, showing that he indeed had access to OTF’s funds. pic.twitter.com/AWYzr4N3kS
His testimony also included admissions about his own criminal conduct. Grant told jurors he stole and sold vehicles and firearms and said he provided Durk with stolen property, including a white Jeep.
Another prosecution witness, Keith “Flacka” Jones, testified earlier Monday and faced scrutiny over statements he made following his arrest. Jones admitted his initial police interview contained “half truth, half lies.”
Grant later became emotional while recounting King Von’s fatal 2020 shooting. He said he rushed toward Von after hearing gunfire and repeatedly yelled, “Just get him in the car.”
Grant’s testimony is scheduled to continue on Tuesday, when Durk’s lawyers will have an opportunity to cross-examine him.
