Surveillance Footage of Alleged YFN Lucci-Involved Fatal 2020 Shooting Released

Lucci’s release is now imminent, though it may still take several months. According to WSB-TV, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis stated in a June 11-dated letter that her office “does not object” to Lucci being released when eligible for parole or after serving a third of his sentence, “whichever comes first.”

When news of the plea agreement emerged in January, Lucci’s lawyers confirmed in a statement that their client would not be cooperating “in any other case” moving forward.

“After three years of pretrial litigation, more than two weeks of jury selection and three years of incarceration waiting for his jury trial, today, the prosecution finally relented and dismissed the murder and RICO charges against [Lucci],” lawyers said in January, per the Associated Press.

At that time, it was estimated that Lucci could be looking at a parole-enabled release as soon as late May, though that ultimately didn’t happen.