Fayette County Judge Has Set Rapper Rick Ross Bail To $2 Million Dollars
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Fayette County Judge Has Said Rapper Rick Ross Bail To $2 Million Dollars |
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Steven Sadow |
It was under that condition that the judge decided to set bail at $2 million for Rick Ross.
It was under that condition that the judge decided to grant Ross bail.
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Rick Ross |
Ross owns Evander Holyfield’s former Fayette County mansion, which Sadow said in court is worth $5 million.
He was arrested on June 24 and charged with kidnapping, aggravated battery, and aggravated assault. The arrest stemmed from an incident involving a confrontation between Ross and a groundskeeper at his home, formerly owned by Evander Holyfield.
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Rick Ross Mansion |
During Ross’ bond hearing in Fayette County, Ga. on Wednesday, the judge approved his release once he posted $2 million bond including $1 million equity from the ex-Holyfield mansion he owns and another local property, $500,000 surety bond (from a bail bondsman), and $500,000 in cash.
Ross’ attorney promised that the rapper would forfeit the entire Holyfield property to the county if he intimidates or threatens any witnesses.
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