NBA YoungBoy Remains Locked For 24 Hours While Out On Bond And Can’t Have Overnight Visitors

Federal Judge Sherry D. Dick set the conditions for NBA Young Boy’s pretrial release on Wednesday, and YB does not appear to be able to welcome overnight visitors. This means that anyone kicking in at a Utah mansion must bounce by 9 pm.

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He can’t have more than three visitors at a time, and all visitors must be approved by a judge, so there shouldn’t be too many people there anyway. The order received by The Shade Room also states that NBA YoungBoy will be subject to electronic location monitoring.

NBA YoungBoy issued a $ 500,000 bond in Baton Rouge on Monday and was arrested in September 2020 for two federal crimes, including possession of a firearm for a felony.

A federal warrant was issued for a young rapper, he Arrested again in March It has been locked since then while driving in the Los Angeles area.

After being denied ties several times, YoungBoy finally won his case with his release.

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According to the documentation, the other conditions for the release of NBA YoungBoy are:

• Please do not violate the law while you are in public debt.
• We will cooperate in collecting DNA samples.
• Please advise the court, pretrial service office, or supervisor in writing before changing your place of residence or phone number.
• If necessary, we will appear in court and surrender if convicted to make a judgment that the court may impose.
• Travel is restricted to central Louisiana and Utah.
• Retain or actively seek employment.
• I cannot get my passport or other overseas travel documents.
• Avoid all contact with victims and witnesses during the investigation.
• There are no firearms or weapons.
• The use of illegal possession of narcotics or other controlled substances is prohibited.
• If requested by a pretrial service officer or supervisor, it must be submitted for banned substance testing.
• Participate in substance abuse therapy and counseling when directed by a pretrial service office or supervisor.