Proceeds from the robbery, including D!zzy's 'Scum' backpack, were found at an apartment 6ix9ine was renting during a raid by authorities back in September 2018. So far, two people on that list (6ix9ine and now Shotti) have pleaded guilty to being involved. 6ix9ine's former friend Scum Lord D!zzy, the founder of Scumgang, was robbed of his backpack by a group allegedly including Shotti, Walter, 6ix9ine, and additional defendants Jamel 'Mel Murda' Jones and Jensel 'Ish' Butler, according to the indictment.

The April 3 robbery, as specified in the case's original indictment, took place around West 40th Street and 8th Avenue in Manhattan. While the plea itself does not give specific details, those dates and locations correspond to events that people who have followed 6ix9ine's career closely will remember. Shotti's guilty plea centered around two incidents: an April 3 robbery in Manhattan and an April 21 shooting in Brooklyn. Lazzaro's reinstatement was all but certain after Judge Engelmayer gave his OK last week 6ix9ine only had to demonstrate to the judge that he understood the potential for conflicts of interest given his lawyer's past history with Shotti and Walter. Lazzaro, one of the rapper's two attorneys alongside Dawn Florio, had been thrown off the case by Judge Paul Engelmayer back in January, when it came to light that Lazzaro had represented two other defendants in the case (Shotti and Faheem 'Crippy' Walter) in various cases dating back over 15 years. Just hours later, 6ix9ine showed up to the Thurgood Marshall Courthouse in Manhattan to take the final steps toward bringing attorney Lance Lazzaro back onto his defense team. The plea in the high-profile case was announced by the Department of Justice in a press release. In the morning, 6ix9ine's former manager Kifano 'Shotti' Jordan pleaded guilty to two firearms offenses. Thursday, March 28, proved an eventful day for people following the legal case involving Daniel '6ix9ine' Hernandez.

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