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| American rapper A$AP Rocky out on terms of the Swedish government. |
It wasn't immediately clear from the decision Friday by the Stockholm District Court whether the three suspects in the beating case could leave the country.
Donald J. Trump who claims his involvement helped tweeted on social media praising it.
A$AP Rocky released from prison and on his way home to the United States from Sweden. It was a Rocky Week, get home ASAP A$AP!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 2, 2019
The Swedish government told the United States and its incompetent leader that the courts are independent and they can't meddle in it.
Witness testimonies were the highlight of the trial in which Rocky (Rakim Mayers) was accused of roughing up people who were following them. Rocky claimed the group were harassing them and he felt he had to defend himself.
Rocky was subjected to a sentence of six months to 10 years in the iron college if convicted.
He denied any involvement in the altercation other than the part he defended himself.
The victims said that he threw a bottle at them and his bodyguard broke a headset.
The victim, Mustafa Jafari claims that the attack left him traumatized.
Rocky had to cancel his tour after the Swedish government voided his passport. He will not be granted access to the European Union after this altercation. He lost revenue because of this encounter.
The rapper did take a moment to thank his fans for their support.
Please remind yourself that you are not in the United States. Foreign government have rules as well.
The rapper is lucky he wasn't in a nation that offered severe punishment or death for assaulting a citizen of their nation.
The suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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