BREAKING Rapper NBA YoungBoy found not guilty in case stemming from 2019 gun possession arrest in Tarzana
LOS ANGELES -- Chart-topping Los Angeles-based rapper NBA YoungBoy was acquitted Friday of a felony gun-possession charge.
Gaulden's lawyer told the jury his client didn't know the gun was in the car and panicked when police tried to pull him over. The defense also argued that Gaulden's fingerprints were not recovered from the weapon. Prosecutors alleged that after driving away from police in his car, the rapper abandoned the vehicle and ran. He was eventually found hiding in a stranger's backyard.
Because of a prior felony conviction for aggravated assault with a firearm, Gaulden was prohibited from possessing the weapon.
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