It has been set Tekashi 6ix9ine’s legal fate after his arrest due to a complaint in the Dominican Republic of alleged “gender-based violence” against her partner Yailin La Más Viral and the singer’s mother, Wanda Díaz.
The arrest took place on January 17, and since then the singer has remained behind bars waiting for the judge to set coercive measures.
The judge issues a restraining order against Tekashi
This Thursday, January 25, the status of the Mexican-born rapper was finally determined. Judge Faustina Veloz, from the Dominican Republic, imposed a “financial guarantee” of 30,000 Dominican pesos ($510) as a coercive measure.
The judge “I did not find sufficient data” to order preventive detention against 6ix9ine, who was accused by his mother-in-law, Wanda Díaz, of alleged sexual assault against her and Yailin.
The singer attended the hearing this Thursday at the House of Justice, according to images he released The fat and the skinny. He wore a white jacket and dark trousers and tried to weave his way through the cameras and journalists awaiting his arrival.
The singer testified before the judge and she denied that Tekashi had hit her: “Yailin spoke and simply brought Daniel Hernández (the singer’s real name) down, proving that there was never gender-based violence against him,” said Waldo Paulino, the rapper’s lawyer, according to De Último Minuto.
Meanwhile, lawyer Cristian Evagelista confirmed it The singer’s mother did not appear in court due to health problems, as reported by the Dominican media before the start of the meeting. Although the judge obtained a medical certificate to justify her absence, the judge denied adjourning the hearing.
The litigant then announced that they would ask the court to “interview him via phone or Zoom.”
The determination of authority obeys the reports that Yailin’s mother, Wanda Díazwhich has been presented since the end of last December.
In it, the woman accused the artist of allegedly assaulting her and her daughter during their stay in an apartment in Punta Cana.
According to the complaint, cited by the Dominican portal De Último Minuto, Tekashi reportedly tried to ‘hang himself’ and “throw Yailin off the second floor.”
In addition, the singer’s mother reportedly pointed it out “push her” and “drop her to the floor” when she tried to intervene to save her daughter from the rapper.
Tekashi and Yailin’s tumultuous relationship
The singers’ nearly year-long relationship has been embroiled in scandal and controversy in recent months as they have gone public alleged acts of violence between the two.
Last December, the two accused each other of physical assaults, posting videos on social media of the alleged assaults.
Yailin was arrested in Miami on Dec. 14 for alleged violence against the rapper and was released after posting bail.
Last October, Tekashi had already been arrested in the Dominican Republic for an alleged beating against two Yailin producers. On that occasion there was a version that he allegedly also hit the singer, which he later publicly denied.
Tekashi has a criminal record in the US. On November 18, 2018, he was arrested in New York, facing organized crime and firearms related charges.
Yailin was the wife of Puerto Rican rapper Anuel AA, with whom he had a daughter, Cattleya. After they broke up almost a year ago, she accused him of allegedly beating her while they were together.
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