Rapper Yfn Lucci reunite with the family after release from prison

Atlanta-based hip-hop artist YFN Lucci shared video and photos of the reunion with his family Friday after he was released from prison.

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“I’ve learned a lot in my time away,” Yfn Lucci said in his statement. “I am incredibly grateful to my family and friends who have been with me all the time. Now it’s my turn to give back. I will use my voice, my platform and my music to inspire those who look up to me. I will show people that it is never too late to make a change.

“For me this time is about growth, redemption and purpose. I’m excited – there’s so much more to come. “

The pictures and a statement were released for Yfn Lucci, Rayshawn Bennett, by Hans Label, thinks it’s a game register. To celebrate his release, 20 of his closest friends and family gathered at The Vault inside the Bank Event Center.

His lawyers, Drew Findling, Marissa Goldberg, Gabe Banks and Pat Dixon, issued a joint statement that he was awarded early release on probation.

“He is very happy to reunite with his children, his family and his music,” they said. “He doesn’t waste time releasing new music and getting back on stage to perform for his fans.”

Bennett served a year in prison after pleading guilty to a count of violation of the law on the prevention of street gangs and terrorism in January 2024. He was sentenced to 20 years by 10 to serve, but he was entitled to trial after four months, with credit for earned time.

He was originally accused of murder In January 2021 after police said he was the driver of a gang-related drive-by-shooting that killed a man.

Channel 2s Michael Seiden Learned that Bennett will be on probation through January 2031. During this time he will be asked to live with his mother, submit to drug testing, stay away from gang members and refrain from any gang activity.

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He also cannot have any firearms and cannot leave the state without the permission of his parole officer.

Seiden first told you last summer about a letter Fulton District Attorney Fani Willis sent to the State Board of Pardons and Paroles, which supported his early release.

“The District Attorney in Fulton County made them unorthodox,” lawyer Drew Findling told Seiden in July. “This letter from the district lawyer is a powerful blow and is really the core of the letter and supportive documents and the memorandum that we have shared with the parole committee.”

YfN Lucci has been signed with TIG Records since 2014. “Key to the streets” with Migos and “Everyday We Lit” are some of his biggest hits.

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