Man accused of shooting rapper Nipsey Hussle pleads not guilty; bail set at $5 mn
Nipsey Hussle was shot outside his clothing store in Los Angeles on 31 March. The man charged with killing rapper Nipsey Hussle was ordered held on $5 million bail after pleading not guilty on 4 April to murder and attempted murder charges. Eric R Holder Jr, 29, making his first court appearance after the shooting on 31 March and subsequent two-day manhunt, spoke only to say “yeah” to Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Teresa Sullivan’s questions. Holder is charged with murder and two counts of attempted murder in connection with the attack outside Hussle’s The Marathon clothing store on Sunday that left the rapper dead and two other men wounded. “I will be heading to the House Floor next week to formally enter Nipsey Hussle’s contributions to South Los Angeles into the Congressional Record where it will be a part of United States history forever,” Bass tweeted.
Man who killed Nipsey Hussle slashed with razor by inmates on his way to court
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