Judge Told Nipsey’s Killer “It’s Greenlight From All The Gangs In Prison”

Judge Told Nipsey Hussle’s Killer Eric Holder He’ll Have A Hard Time Serving His Prison Sentence

Last month, Eric R. Holder, Jr. was found guilty of first-degree murder last July for killing Hussle – whose real name is Ermias Asghedom – outside Hussle’s South Los Angeles clothing store in 2019.

Hussle, a Grammy-nominated artist, died aged 33. Two bystanders were also hit and injured in the incident.

In a court video currently making rounds online, the Judge told Eric Holder that he is going to have a hard time service his prison sentence for killing Nipsey Hussle. “Once he gets to state prison, it’s greenlight from all the gangs,” the judge said.

 

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Superior Court Judge H. Clay Jacke announced Holder’s 60 years to life sentence on Wednesday after hearing from one of Hussle’s friends as well as reading a letter from Holder’s father.

Holder was found guilty of murder as well as two counts of attempted voluntary manslaughter for the two bystanders injured in the shooting after a months-long trial.

He was not eligible for the death penalty and was widely expected to receive a life sentence. Wearing orange jail attire, he did not react when his sentence was read out.

Holder’s attorney told ABC News he planned to appeal the verdict. “It was always going to be tough given the high-profile circumstances surrounding the case,” the attorney, Aaron Jansen, said.