Nathan Williams, aka Nasty Nate, was facing up to 10 years in federal prison if convicted.
OAKLAND — Two weeks before attorneys were set to argue whether or not Richmond police officers violated an East Bay rapper’s constitutional rights in a search of a hotel room where a firearm was found, prosecutors agreed to drop the felony case, court records show.
Williams’ attorney filed several suppression motions, alleging Richmond police performed an unconstitutional search of the hotel room, as well as accusing officers of taking un-Mirandized statements against the rapper. On April 20, a federal judge granted the motion to suppress statements allegedly made by Williams, in which he admitted to carrying a gun for protection, court records show.
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