A Los Angeles jury convicted Nipsey Hussle's murderer, Eric Holder, to 60 years to life in prison.
Holder was found guilty to 60 years in prison by a Superior Court judge named H. Clay Jacke II on Wednesday, according to the Associated Press (February 22). One of Nipsey's pals testified at the hearing, while Hussle's father delivered a touching letter to the courtroom.
“Nipsey was my friend, he was like a son, he was like a dad,” Nip’s close friend Herman “Cowboy” Douglas told the judge. “Our community right now, we lost everything, everything we worked for. One man’s mistake, one man’s action, messed up a whole community. “I don’t care what you give this guy. It ain’t about the time. I just want to know why. The world wants to know why. Why someone would do that?”
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Eric Holder Jr. sentenced to 60 years to life in prison for the murder of Nipsey Hussle. pic.twitter.com/5NZPSwfwAX
— WhatsOnRap (@whatsonrap) February 22, 2023
Holder went back to the spot with a pair of firearms and fired at least ten shots into the Crenshaw rapper, k*lling him.
Shermi Villanueva, a different witness, described what he saw in Nipsey's dying minutes after Holder pulled the trigger.