Tekashi69, also known as 6ix9ine, is hoping to get his Houston assault case thrown out after the teen who accused him reportedly showed up in court in support of the rapper.
Back in May, Houston officials issued a warrant for 6ix9ine after a 16 year old accused him of choking him during an encounter at a mall. According to TMZ, the teen said he ran into the rapper at the Galleria and started recording him, and that 6ix9ine demanded he delete the video and put his hands around his neck. The rapper has not been convicted of anything in the case.
Now, about five months later, the teen is reportedly signaling that he does not want the case to go forward. 6ix9ine’s attorney, Carl Moore, told TMZ that the teen attended a hearing in Houston on his own, listened without speaking to the court, and told the lawyer afterward that he does not want the rapper prosecuted. According to TMZ, that wish has been made known to prosecutors.
TMZ also reports that the case is still moving forward for now, and that the teen’s wishes do not appear to change that. TMZ reports that the two shook hands after court and posed for a photo together.
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