Lil Durk Granted Bond in Attempted Murder Case

A judge has granted Lil Durk bond in a case that finds the rapper facing attempted murder charges, Atlanta’s ABC affiliate WSB-TV reports. Durk’s attorney Manny Arora tells Pitchfork that the conditions of Durk’s $250,000 bond are that his client cannot be near weapons, he cannot have contact with anybody involved in the case, and that he he has a curfew that requires him home between 11 p.m. and 7 a.m. Arora told TMZ that he expects Durk to post bond and get released from jail tomorrow, June 21.

Durk turned himself in to authorities last month after a warrant was issued for his arrest in connection with a February 2019 shooting outside of an Atlanta restaurant called the Varsity. He also released a song called “Turn Myself In.”

A Fulton County, Georgia judge recently found probable cause to charge Durk and rapper King Von with criminal attempt to commit murder. The judge also found probable cause to charge the rappers with Aggravated Assault; Participation in Criminal Street Gang Activity; Possession of Firearm During the Commission of a Felony; and Possession of Firearm by a Convicted Felon.

Originally Appeared on Pitchfork