Federal prosecutors opposed Lil Durk’s request for bond, arguing that he should remain in custody because he poses a flight risk and a potential threat to the community. The rapper has been denied bond four times, prosecutors said.
Prosecutors also said Durk continues to violate detention center rules and is under investigation for allegedly facilitating the introduction of contraband at the Los Angeles Metropolitan Detention Center.
In court, prosecutors alleged that Durk obtained an Apple Watch, concealed it in a body cavity and used it to make hundreds of phone calls. Los Angeles Magazine reporter Taylor Parise, who was following the hearing, reported the claims.
