Posted by ChasinDatPaper on September 30, 2020 at 2:00pm
Willie The Kid teams up with Action Bronson and producer Drady James to bring you "Cork Fee" - the third offering off of his forthcoming "Capital Gains" album. The new 10-track project drops everywhere 10/2/20 featuring some additional special guest artists and producers!
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Elite lyricist Willie The Kid is back with a new album titled "Capital Gains." It features Roc Marciano, Eto, Curren$y, Action Bronson, Tekh Togo and Kiyana.
Producers on the ten-track project include, V Don, The Alchemist, Brady James, Evidence, V12 the Hitman, Sport, The Beat Hawks, DJ Muggs and Mozaic.
Mixing and mastering by jxkecregxn of Next Records, LLC
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Now available on all streaming platforms:
Tracklist:
1. Free Parking (Prod. by V Don) 2. Cork Fee Ft. Action Bronson (Prod. by Brady James) 3. Egregious (Prod. by Evidence) 4. Brewster's Millions Ft. Curren$y (Prod. by The Alchemist) 5. Dirty Game (Prod. by V12 the Hitman) 6. Watch Your Step Ft. Kiyana (Prod. by V Don) 7. Durban Poison Ft. Roc Marciano (Prod. by Sport) 8. Tycoon Rap (Freestyle) (Prod. by The Beat Hawks) 9. Breakfast Nook Ft. Eto (Prod. by DJ Muggs) 10. Perceptions Ft. Tekh Togo (Prod. by Mozaic)
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on September 15, 2020 at 10:30pm
Willie The Kid teams up with Curren$y and Alchemist to bring you "Brewster's Millions" - the first single off of his forthcoming "Capital Gains" album. The new 10-track album drops everywhere 10/2/20 featuring some additional special guest artists and producers! In the meantime, tune in to "Brewster's Millions" now available everywhere music is streamed and sold!
(WBAL) The jury has ruled in favor of the family of Korryn Gaines in their wrongful death civil trial in Baltimore County.
After deliberating for about three hours, jurors ruled that Baltimore County police Officer Royce Ruby did not act reasonably in the fatal shooting of Gaines and the wounding of her son, Kodi, in August 2016.
The jury awarded the family more than $36 million, including actual medical and funeral expenses and non-economic damages (pain and suffering). No punitive damages were awarded.
The jury awarded $32 million to Kodi, $300,000 to Korryn Gaines' father, $300,000 to Korryn Gaines' mother, $300,000 to Korryn Gaines' estate, and $4.5 million to Karsyn Courtney, Korryn Gaines' daughter.
Gaines' family was crying and hugging in the courtroom after the jury verdict was read. Ruby did not flinch as the verdict and damages were read.
"I don't know how anyone can just extinguish a life, then hide behind a badge," Korryn Gaines' mother, Rhanda Dormeus, said. "I can't even get out of bed to do my activities of daily life. I was a registered nurse, a psychiatric nurse. This has ripped me apart. I am not mad with Officer Ruby. I don't have any space to be mad because my heart is too broken."
"For Kodi, it means a lot. Now he's going to be able to get the help he needs. It's a sad situation what happened, and I'm very glad the jury came back and saw what was going on in that courtroom was't right, and what happened Aug. 1 wasn't right either," Korryn Gaines' father, Corey Cunningham, said.
"This is a great day. This is a great statement on behalf of many who have been victimized by police officers -- too many in our community. This is a great day," said Ken Ravenell, attorney for Kodi Gaines.
"Korryn is smiling today. She got her day in court," said J. Wyndal Gordon, the attorney for the Gaines family.
Baltimore County Attorney Mike Field issued a statement, saying, "A mother died, a child was unintentionally injured, and police officers were placed in mortal danger. By any account, this was a tragic situation. The county is disappointed with the verdict and is reviewing all of its options, including an appeal."
"I hope that Shellenberger is now second-guessing his decision. I have no degree of faith that he would reconsider it," Gordon said.
"This guy knowingly assassinated my daughter and injured my grandson to, I believe, beyond repair with post-traumatic stress," Dormeus said. "This win is for all of my sisters in the movement who have lost their children to police violence. Some of them have never received justice, either criminally or civil. I just want to tell them that this win is for them."
"He needs to pay for it more than just out of pocket because, actually the citizens are going to pay for this, he's not even going to pay. He's going home to his family. My family has been destroyed," said Kareem Courtney, Karsyn's father.
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