Los Angeles County recently reinstated a zero-bail policy and 50 Cent thinks the implementation of the new rule will have a detrimental impact on the city.
50 Cent Comments on Los Angeles’ Zero-Bail Policy
According to the Los Angeles Times, back in May, a Los Angeles County judge issued a preliminary injunction against cash bail for those in suspected of nonviolent misdemeanors who had been arrested but not yet arraigned. The injunction derived from a lawsuit filed on behalf of several people who had been arrested and experienced “dismal” conditions while in detention because they weren’t able to pay bail. Under the new ruling, those in jail who have yet to be arraigned would be immediately released.
On July 6, 50 Cent weighed in on the the news on social media. Sharing a video of a Fox 11 Los Angeles report about the new development, Fif captioned the post, “LA is finished, watch how bad it gets out there. SMH.”
Those against ending cash bail claim it’ll only result in more crime rates. The policy was implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic to reduce issues such as jail overcrowding and re-arrest rates but ended last summer. In addition, Judge Lawrence Riff called the cash bail system “a clear, pervasive and serious constitutional violation.” If the zero-bail policy is approved it will take effect July 17.
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See 50 Cent‘s post disapproving of Los Angeles’s zero-bail policy below.—Emani Bell
See 50 Cent Disapprove of L.A.’s Zero-Bail Policy Below
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