Charleston White on YNW Melly 🤯 ¨THIS AIN'T QUICK TRIAL¨

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YNW Melly has been in jail for almost 2000 days no trial
that don't seem fishy to you? no n* my brother caught a murder case that n* was in the county jail 4-5 years n* when you catch a murder case this ain't
quick trial and you saying you wanna go to trial every n* I know
with a murder case homie and they gonna be in trial at least
2 to 5 years they will be in the jail at least 2 to 5 years
before they go to trial that's that's a given on a murder
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[@TrackhawkGaps]

I sat 2yrs on b.s charges in county. Took it to trial and won!!! But I’ll never get tht time back.

[@noface-ue5sf]

u sat 2 years u is a goofy id b out ah tunnle assum

[@jaythemenace813]

Should be able 2 sue dem over ds 🤦‍♂️

[@belowallothers]

Y you ain't sue 😂

[@RoseParkSince94]

You can sue as long as you weren’t convicted of ANYTHING at that time.

[@Rykerz_]

Sue now

[@deshawnjackson8291]

That's how they get people to " Plea bargain"!! 😢

[@jamesquinn771]

right like you already did 5 years just take the lower charge and get out

[@deshawnjackson8291]

@@jamesquinn771 I did 3. Locked down 23 hrs 7 days a week at CCC. New 3 KTBS in Shreveport did a report about it. PLEASE watch ❤️

[@user-jn1jb9fp5u]

Absolutely! They break u, and make u feel like u have no other option.😢

[@hoodie1785]

Not if you're innocent.

[@randomdude4946]

@@hoodie1785yes if you’re innocent

[@officialrugaboyz3191]

I was fighting a muder charge , n sat for 4 years , just for the case to get dismissed

[@Divin3ether]

Glad you beat that case bro, salty you lost that time tho fam , make the most of it while you got it now

[@Dinofx_jr]

Maybe dont murder people then g

[@narcisse6117]

That’s God man

[@JonathanTorres30574]

If this is true, you would’ve never publicizes this. You seeking attention 😂

[@lucianok7731]

Minor setback major comeback

[@himawariuzumaki3011]

Everyone in the comment sections randomly caught murders and all got dem dismissed huh 😭

[@787GX]

It is a concerning amount.

[@bobbyblair6862]

Basketball American activities

[@himawariuzumaki3011]

@@bobbyblair6862 fr mfers like Luka Larry and dirk need to chill

[@tylerhodges11]

8 billion people in the world

[@truckdriver_8469]

It be cap. All these internet goof balls claim they so street but always on the internet.

[@hxrmony_lol]

i thought bro was a picture in the beginning how still he was😭

[@troynicholas1948]

So truthful, mf a robot or stg😂

[@6Space6GoLf6]

On gang 😂😂

[@kinghov3695]

🤣

[@ItsagooGlo-bw6hk]

Facts😂😂

[@drew9970]

Lmaooo nah fr

[@blksubiesti]

He’s 100% correct murder cases are no rush on both sides if their competent

[@wesmorrison5773]

This is why you don't wave your right to a speedy trial

[@ConflictedYouth]

It's "they are" if you are competent

[@blksubiesti]

@@ConflictedYouth you must have no life to sit on the internet checking grammar. Does it hurt being that large of a loser?

[@greezythumb]

Exactly. Each side trying to get evidence entered and get evidence suppressed. Deal offers going back and forth. I know a lawyer delayed a murder case with continuances for so long, the witnesses died from murders themselves in unrelated situations.

[@God4FT3R]

@@ConflictedYouthI hate ya internet professors cuz we all knew wtf he meant. Ya gotta stop doing that shit

[@patrickhennessey2596]

Yup I’ve been in County jail with people waiting for five years on a trial

[@LaurieFrazier-st8gf]

What state and county what was your inmate number

[@moneyonfleek305]

@@LaurieFrazier-st8gf 😂😂😂

[@popoutsean]

@@LaurieFrazier-st8gffed ass😂😂

[@houstonpink7361]

@@LaurieFrazier-st8gfbro how the fuck would someone remember their inmate number I’ve been to jail a few times and have no idea what any of the numbers they gave me were

[@glizzygangfto]

I’ve seen 9yrs in county

[@storiesneedme]

If yo murder case is quick trail you're basically fucked.

[@babymar7112]

Not necessarily

[@justinmcneil6195]

That part

[@Japfiend]

facts thats video evidence type shit you cooked😂

[@BBDumfuk]

@@babymar7112generally he’s spot on though. If it’s quick the prosecutors got your ass and the defense team knows it and wants to get it over with😂

[@rhino5250]

@@babymar7112that’s why he said basically dipshit

[@richardalvarado4832]

I like that he honest with his interviews.

[@Chicago60632]

Yup in Cook County is at least 3 years to get the discovery..

[@brandonchilds9716]

Facts my cousin sat in Cook County for 4 years fighting a body he eventually plead guilty to manslaughter got sentenced to 7 was home in 2 years later

[@JeffreyBower-rs9ir]

That's why you exercise a speedy trial,especially if you know they don't have nothing on you,in Florida the state attorney have 6 months to take you to trial or let you go.

[@DarkAttack14]

They are within the rules of the 6th amendment and the speedy trial act of 1974, prosecutors aren't dumb enough to step outside the bounds of the law and automatically lose their case against him. Rest assured this is all by the book and above board

[@onestar1017]

You do the speedy trial when you know you guilty 😂

[@BuFFAlBills]

Tell me you ain't ever been facing a charge without telling me you ain't never faced a charge LOL 2 to 5 years is absolutely normal on a murder charge unless you're straight up guilty and just want it done with.. then you can get a speedy trial and be found guilty... If you actually fighting it.. it's going to take two three four five years... To get your trial with diligence... You face in a murder charge and you go for a speedy trial you are getting found guilty 100% of the time because they only booked you because they have some evidence... They waiting 3 years because the defense is trying to come up with something to help the client

[@stonelove9048]

Facts, you catch a body you gonna need a Snickers bar Frfr

[@lawrencew7813]

2 Snickers bars😅

[@Codye-cf6ip]

2 king sizers

[@Boganok]

😂😂

[@williamhoward1268]

People wait forever to go to trial. Especially on really serious offenses. Real life isn't an episode of law and order.

[@4114X-manE_IGD]

Nah people who give up their right to speedy trial do 🤞🏼 learn the law n be free

[@TonyMontana-mv9ez]

I did jury duty. A guy was in jail 10 years waiting to go to trial.

[@user-xn3uy6ry1n]

They try to plea you out 🧐🧐🧐🧐

[@Divin3ether]

Try to get you to say you guilty without them even going over the evidence to decide themselves as a court of law. We fucked out here bro

[@user-xn3uy6ry1n]

Hell if a rich person catches hell fighting for their freedom .. you can just imagine how the average man is being railroaded.., and if you're broke might as well hang it up. They are doing you dirty.. guilty or not you gonna wear that charge ...💯💯💯

[@thestonedprince]

should of at least gave him bail

[@PBLKW]

​@@thestonedprince Some do receive bail but cannot afford it. Others may sit for 3 to 5 years in jail without going before a judge and or bail not being set

[@Sparky513]

I say this dont live a lifestyle that puts you in that predicament 😂, pretty simple my guy. It's part of the game everyone want to play untill the consequences catch up.

[@jeromethomas7220]

My cousin sat in county for 3 year just to get to court and find out he didn't do anything

[@DarkAttack14]

"find out he didn't do anything" so you're saying he thought he did it before he got to trial? Lol what

[@Almostyours]

@@DarkAttack14comprehension is not your forte

[@Bigjames069]

@@DarkAttack14no he thought he was caught but he wasn’t they had no evidence you get it now airhead?

[@mrm3678]

He didnt do anything? Right.

[@jeromethomas7220]

@@mrm3678 nope nothing but was in the car with the guys not knowing what they did.

[@slingshott7155]

Facts... thats a given on charges less than murder as well

[@terrancebrown27870]

People shud be monetarily compensated that be in jail that long and be found not guilty...

[@jessehayes8052]

Facts anything over 6 months should be paid out once proven innocent

[@thereisonlycis3566]

Who is paying that? The tax payers. Who is paying for them to live in jail/prison? The tax payer. Money isn't the solution, a better system is. Well unless you're saying you want to personally pay for wrongful imprisonment and just imprisonment in general.

[@selfishbeats]

We the people pay for that, so I doubt we want more taxes

[@MrLostform]

you would sue for improper imprisonment, its how its handled

[@JayDodson]

The term is called unlawful imprisonment

[@zexelflame]

Just cuz it’s normal don’t make it right.

[@Wesleys_zoo]

Never said it was, he just said it's not suspicious

[@BlackBaudelaire]

Neither is murder, both not normal and not right.

[@iAmGh33zy]

He killed sb, is that right?

[@miked5834]

The people that were killed ain’t in no hurry.

[@zexelflame]

@@iAmGh33zy Can’t say that until they’re proven guilty. That’s the point of the trial. If they are guilty then a quick conviction should be easy. Doesn’t need to take several years to not only convict but even start trial.

[@Flappybirdy27]

Wow our judicial system is crazy

[@JNAMOTORSPORTS]

Broken

[@jaydew7991]

So are our citizens

[@QuincyQuaCopps]

It's crazy from a minority perspective

[@iwishyouwould6937]

​@@QuincyQuaCoppsThe only color that's matters in the courtroom in the USA is green. Ask OJ or Robert Durst.

[@elc4967]

How is our judicial system crazy? It takes 2-5 years because we have a shit ton of people in this country that commit crime and trials take a long time. People like YNM Melly and his “culture” should stop committing crime then trials wouldn’t take so long.

[@chip5169]

It’s so they can collect evidence longer 😂

[@SirJtheFirst]

A family memeber of mine was on trial for a little over 6 years but it got pushed back heavy during covid in 20-21.

[@georgeskanderbeg3242]

Where is he now

[@MarcusWilbourn-fb3ic]

He wasn't on trial for that long he mightve was in the county waiting to go to trial

[@RomaineMelvin-zi3iv]

He's absolutely right

[@user-ji7zb2qm4y]

2000 days ain’t 2 years tho 💀

[@jacobyt5618]

did he say that?

[@ohjaneefie]

Thats like 5 and a half years

[@riszetriple8697]

Mfer he said 2-5

[@Luiss1738]

@@riszetriple8697he said atleast and before the trial starts

[@spunshbop757]

he was arrested on October 26, 2019. That's 1,704 days. Almost 2000 days is a bit of a stretch, but it's more than 2 years

[@romethegreat1067]

Charleston been keeping it a 💯 lately all facts

[@anthonybilermo891]

Truth

[@AJ.Dot1]

What real it’s already been 5 years

[@moneyonfleek305]

He’s not saying anything that’s not already known.

[@Troubleman2022]

That’s how they break you and making sure you talking 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@vaughnfontenot3147]

I sat 4.5 on my case and it was just manslaughter

[@dave5669]

In that 4.5 you gather up that money you been owed me

[@RatRaceTheory]

Right toSpeedy trial?

[@GabrielMendoza-jh6om]

You probably got time served once you hit the pen

[@AmirSleepy223]

​@@dave5669on his ass 😭🤣

[@Dollybird198]

Just *😂😂😂

[@yvonnenava4703]

That is very common when you catch a murder case you going to be in county for several years.

[@SupremeWorthy]

That's unconstitutional. Right to a SPEEDY TRIAL

[@PBLKW]

Yes, it is unconstitutional. But this system of incarceration was created to generate revenue for the city county state and country.

[@bigbankhank1337]

The defense usually waives right to a speedy trial as a strategy for more evidence to come to light when the initial discovery clearly shows the defense as guilty. Right now he’s in pc and getting special treatment for which he’ll get credit for. Best to leave him in that scenario as long as possible before sentencing and he gets transferred to gen pop

[@DarkAttack14]

If you don't understand the 6th amendment it's better to not speak at all on it tbh. Indictment must be within 30 days of arrest and a trial must begin within 70 days. There is no requirement to have a fast trial past that point whatsoever! Reference the speedy trial act of 1974. A trial must not begin before 30 days have elapsed unless the defendant waives this.. Delays from pretrial motions do not count against the time, you gotta read up

[@DarkAttack14]

​@@PBLKWno, it isn't, read the speedy trial act of 1974 and the 6th amendment and if you have enough reading comprehension skill you'll see why you're completely off base. The court system is not dumb enough to step out of the bounds of the 6th and the speedy trial act of 74 because that can result in a case dismissal which would be a fail on their end. Get educated

[@SupremeWorthy]

​​@@DarkAttack14you're just misdirecting the conversation because of your personal bitterness and ignorance. Grow up & come out of that fantasy world Peter Pan. Juvy and Sak Chaser ain't coming back get over it.

[@tommyhallum2054]

Time served before trial on murder charges is usually credited towards the total sentence length.

[@GlocksNxds]

In my County you cannot be in County jail for more more than 364 days!!!!

[@Therainchannellive]

Once sentence not waiting trial

[@GlocksNxds]

@@Therainchannellive Oh okay, Makes sense.

[@user-du2of3lh1g]

Used to be like that where I'm at so the switch it up and named it a correctional facility and now you can do years

[@pledgeyourallegiance8530]

That's not true. That's on a sentence. Everyone has to stay in county for the trial . Guilty mf just plead for a sentence to get to prison

[@Jason1974b]

28 months in the county for me, 5 days before trail they ask me what I want. 20 mandatory we going to trial my guy

[@s.jproductions2877]

Yep my homie sat up in Baltimore for 3 just to beat the case, so feel like they should pay folks for that time if them charges get dropped

[@PBLKW]

Why would they? That would destroy the states county and Country revenue system. Black people are and have always been the country's Revenue especially in the judicial system

[@slickrick873]

Exactly when the sheep stand up. Like child support

[@PBLKW]

@slickrick873 Child support implies responsibility to care for a minor. This country's Revenue refers to systems implemented to ensure BP continue to bankroll this country's economy. Not quite the same not even close.

[@DarkAttack14]

Why should they? A case being dropped doesn't mean someone's not guilty everytime, just some of the time lol

[@DarkAttack14]

​@@PBLKWblack people categorically do not have much money or assets, how are they revenue? Lmfao

[@kazberzzunixk1050]

He right the process go slow reality kicks in God bless

[@gregoryaultman4401]

Because the state pays the county jail ie the sheriff per prisoner like 20 dollars a day for their food. The catch is the feed you about 2 dollars worth of food and the sheriff gets to keep the rest. So they want you in the county jail and those sheriffs be making 250k to 500k a year while the jail is failing apart and very inhumane for anyone to be in

[@PBLKW]

I don't see why people don't understand that fact the sole purpose of discriminative justice system to hold people is to create Revenue

[@JosephStinson-dl8jc]

Bro what? That's just part of it they get like 110$ a day for each inmate

[@Nonyabuissness1]

Never waive your right to a speedy trial

[@flakkod8073]

he right i was fighting my case aggravated discharge of a fire arm for 2 yrs lol

[@wallacesullivan1597]

Ahhh man. Self defense or some like that?

[@moneyonfleek305]

You a damn fool lol that’s nothing to boast

[@tjmorrs982]

You aint bail out?

[@flakkod8073]

@@tjmorrs982 was a mill, to pay 100k -couldnt

[@georgeskanderbeg3242]

​@flakkod8073 how many years would have spent in jail if you were convicted?

[@geocentrist6567]

They been grabbing that long purdy hair and telling bro to "tighten up" 😂😂😂

[@rigamarooh]

how often do you deal with gay thoughts?

[@RobertF.-dq4me]

Is crazy how these youngsters be out here in the game and they don't have no idea of the time they're facing or what's going to happen after they get caught, that's why they be so quick to tell!!!

[@GeneralBloke23]

Because they are not sold the whole game. Just half of it.

[@user-cx9ly8pu7i]

Facts and they don't care do anything for clout on momma

[@juvenile6560]

Everybody has a right to a fair and speedy trail don’t matter the charge

[@edwardhawkins318]

5 is the max in nyc.

[@user-si2xs8ym8f]

He speaking facts, but you have a right to a speedy trial. The lawyer usually just suck your finances dry. No diddy.

[@deandretyus9465]

Fast and speedy

[@Tacitus_kilgore_1903]

Depends on the state... where I live it's a 2 year max in the county jail on trial so they have to get it going quick but other states have 5 years and some have no limit... you have to request a quick and speedy trial which is 6 months but nobody fighting a serious case would want to do that... the longer it goes the better chance of lost evidence or witnesses not cooperating or simply forgetting details and giving testimony that doesn't line up with the original report

[@user-fk9zi2ui1q]

Not just on murder charges, felonies in general you can be waiting up to but not limited to 5 years.. time served is the end game.

[@deezytroop8890]

This case is old but new when it comes to the synchronizer in the system..he still has about 2 more years to sit before court.. time served

[@LondonsFrost]

Charlestons sweater is tuff af cant lie

[@CarlosCruz-50]

Truth spoken !

[@sleezy4you]

A lot of people don’t realize melly waived his right to a quick and speedy trial

[@BrendonDiefenbach]

Politicians wait decades for their hearings. They never get a Speedy trial.😮

[@NicoleSuggs]

Facts, I was down for about 22 months before I went to trial for my homicide case😅

[@GgCashh451]

That’s why a lot of people get time served but it is ridiculous

[@SverdLLC]

This is 100% true. As a former prison guard I had a guys there for at least that amount of time

[@sonjastanley1067]

My nephew was arrested for murder and he sat in jail for 4 years before he was finally sentenced to life in prison. They say that you have a right to a speedy trial, but there's nothing speedy about it.

[@josephperreault2063]

When you attempt murder your not leaving anytime soon

[@OffroadHomestead2784]

You can request a speedy trial but it’s not necessarily in your best interest to rush your lawyer like that

[@ClaytonBroussard]

I went back and forth to court on just a aggravated assault for 3yrs.sitting in the county then got a 15 yr sentence.

[@alexisgrayson9022]

That’s how my cousin is right now he’s in the county jail right now he’s been sitting for like 6 years now for attempted murder

[@b.c6015]

1,800 days is crazy is ppl out with murder cases

[@RozayGotEmGone]

My brother in law is going on 6 years now and his trial coming up this year it’s a long process for sure!

[@KevinBlackmore-rd6xu]

In the Feds it’s even worse because you won’t have bail and you sit for at least 2-3 years waiting to plea and you’re only charged with a gun or drugs

[@jahjah8897]

I think it’s funny people think the system is broken when the system is designed to play with your emotions to confess

[@bobbadger8813]

A system that locks someone up for 5 years without being found guilty is just crazy . Land of the free 😅

[@humanitylimited2236]

The defense is why they take so long and they don’t want a speedy trial as guaranteed by their clients civil rights. Because, a quick trial is a conviction most of the time.

[@doctordisco6169]

You rush to go to trial and you could very easily wish you hadn't. When you're sitting in a cell thinking about the next 50 years you are willing to take the time to make the best case you can.

[@Brather972.0]

He’s the best troll around but also very smart guy

[@kidnamedre]

My homie caught a trafficking across state lines with intent to distribute on a wide scale, that was in 2010, dude didn’t actually start trial till line 2016 and they sentenced him in 2018. He got 20 years for 3 seperate charges concurrently with time served prior. I ain’t in touch with him no more but run into his people every now and than and that’s how I got updated. Shits crazy how you can ruin your life

[@tascon424]

Or they have the option to file for a speedy trial that could be a 50/50 and many are not willing to risk getting a guilty verdict so they’re most likely to stay in county jail for a very long time, I’ve seen guys sitting in jail county up to 10 years the problem is that murder charges don’t have status of limitation.

[@kenyattawest-so8oc]

He is telling the truth.You are definitely going to sit for atleast 4 years or more for a murder case

[@Freedomhybridgaming]

If you don’t tell on yourself chances are you will walk but most men don’t survive the waiting game.

[@Jakoby-l7l]

You can lawfully be made to sit up to 7 years in county jail, awaiting adjudication.

[@QuincyQuaCopps]

I spent a year before I went to trial for an " ALLEGED" Simple Assault damn right you gonna sit 2 or better on a Murder Trial 😢

[@WarhammerEnjoyer]

Sometimes people sit in jail for years before their trial

[@AntonioWren]

2000 days is crazy thats😮over 5years😢

[@cardboardtaco4503]

Doesn’t the constitution say all citizens are entitled to a speedy trial to prevent exactly this from happening?

[@chellelechelle]

Yes but, they don't follow the Constitution

[@user-dalastdon]

Facts i love this dude his voice on other people platform will spread the wisdom

[@raffoedub8818]

My friend fought a murder charge for a little over 4 year before it was dismissed

[@carlossanches9786]

I sat in jail for 3 years for 2 attempts and a murder trial beat it but you can never get that time back....

[@citypopradioFM]

If you get a mistrial after 5+ years of sitting in jail then you should be owed the means to bond out if the DA wants to press it and retry the whole thing again.

[@ghettosuperstar.__9315]

I had a homie fighting a murder since like 2016-17 and he just came home last yr.

[@wisdomkey7-vs9zg]

The jail system has to make their money off you before your trial, then they convict you and send you to prison so the prison can make their money off you. The jail and prison are businesses.

[@doeb3685]

He’s not lying. One of my childhood friends sat behind bars for 3 years for a murder case. Luckily he was found innocent

[@damianbarnes2717]

Facts my uncle was in jail for 3 years. Before his case even went to trial. Beat the case but still gave them people. 3 years for free.You should be credited for those years. If you ever get trouble again

[@Kossuk]

American justice system just keeps on giving i see

[@ETTP.S]

Right to speedy trial.. 2,000 days is outrageous.

[@kyledouglas7961]

I been fighting a case for 5 years coming up on 6 and we finally going to trial on something I ain't guilty of

[@Creamin.]

His retrial reportedly has been set for September 2025, by then he would have been in jail a few months shy of 6 years. This is crazy I was in grade 8 when he got arrested and I just graduated high school in 2023

[@1960pyl]

Thug, turns lawyer.

[@timbryant5655]

I spent 4 and a half years in jail fighting a murder charge that i played a huge role in just to beat the case because there were no witnesses or murder weapon

[@eightyoneduce1976]

Can always file fast and speedy trial gives the DA and judge a time limit

[@JefferyWaybright]

In Ohio you can only do 18 months in County jail. Being in County jail for 5 yrs is crazy! 😮

[@TYKLE82]

. 5 years and can’t even get a bond is crazy. Especially after a failed trial

[@brandonb2418]

Facts. My cousin got locked up on drug and gun charges and was in the county over 5 years fighting it. He got 7 years and only had to do 2 up state since he got credit for the 5 in the county.

[@dontworry6701]

I got a murder charge rn been going on for 3 years looking like imma be out on bond for another few years this shit ain’t quick

[@user-py7nw6ov1b]

I graduated in 99, My homie was 17 when They kept him his whole H.S. Sr. Year. He didnt even take 1 step on campus. It was so crazy I graduated, went to college last saw him on fall break in 99.. then they gave him 20yrs for sexual assault & AM.. I was shocked ... he spent 1.5yrs in the county jail. His mom put up her house and lost it.. we dont talk anymore.. dont throw your life away folks

[@williamshepard8107]

One thing for sure when you take it to trial and don’t win expect the maximum sentence every time.

[@atlas_stood212]

It took 2 years for me to get a direct order of acquittal for a murder where the DA put on 3 witnesses when one said he never saw the murder, the second said he knows the shooter and me and it wasn't me. The third said I was the shooter yet said he saw me and tried to point me out to the cops when I had been incarcerated at the time.

[@MikeOxlong-td4ib]

The defendant and the people are entitled to a speedy trial and to a speedy resolution of all matters before the court. Whenever the defendant's constitutional right to a speedy trial is violated, the defendant is entitled to dismissal of the charge with prejudice.

[@certifiedfnhater4038]

That’s how it is in my home county. Two years means it’s a slam dunk case. They sit longer than that if it’s shaky.

[@Whaticanthearyou]

It unconstitutional to hold someone until trial.