Tory Lanez gets 10 years imprisonment for shooting rapper, Megan Thee Stallion
Tory Lanez was given a 10-year prison term on Tuesday for shooting Megan Thee Stallion, a prominent figure in the hip-hop community.
The punishment was given to 31-year-old Lanez by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge David Herriford. Lanez was found guilty of three felonies in December, including assault with a semiautomatic weapon, keeping a loaded, unauthorized firearm in a moving vehicle, and careless gun discharge.
The verdict puts an end to a contentious trial that sparked a cultural uproar in the hip-hop scene and raised issues such as Black victims' reluctance to cooperate with police, gender politics in hip-hop, online toxicity, protecting Black women, and the effects of misogynoir, a particular type of misogyny experienced by Black women.
During the sentence hearing, many individuals praised Lanez for being a good father, charitable, and nice person, but Herriford claimed it was "difficult to reconcile" Lanez with the person who shot Megan.
Herriford remarked that "sometimes good people do bad things." "Actions have consequences, and in this case, nobody is a winner."
After leaving a pool party at Kylie Jenner's Hollywood Hills house in July 2020, Megan said that Lanez shot the gun at the back of her feet and yelled for her to dance as she walked away from the SUV in which they had been travelling. In order to remove the bullet pieces, she needed surgery.
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