Cyrus Langhorne
Former NFL star Shannon Sharpe needs some answers fast, quick and in a hurry. The Super Bowl champion has revealed his disgust in Waffle House alleged killer Travis Reinking receiving a bail bond.
Sharpe went to Twitter early Tuesday (April 24) to express his frustrations and compared it to jailed rapper Meek Mill’s inability to receive a set bail.
Meek Mill didn’t kill anyone and can’t get a bond, but that’s none of my business. https://t.co/TTdtlSFlk1
— shannon sharpe (@ShannonSharpe) April 24, 2018
BREAKING: @MNPDNashville has released Travis Reinking's mugshot. He is being held on a $2 million bond. pic.twitter.com/acohUu1Ti0
— NewsChannel 5 (@NC5) April 23, 2018
Atlanta rapper T.I. has also weighed-in on the Waffle House suspect and the man responsible for getting the gun removed from him.
According to a new report, Meek absolutely believes he should have had his case immediately dismissed last Friday.
Meek tells TMZ … he’s thankful 3 other people’s cases were dismissed at the urging of the Philly D.A., and says there are 105 more cases like theirs and his involving the same corrupt cop. Meek feels his case should have been dismissed like the other 3, but his judge decided it should wait for a hearing in June … so that’s what he has to do. (TMZ)
Mill’s legal team thinks his predicament is fully connected to Judge Genece Brinkley‘s alleged vendetta against him.
Meek’s lawyer, Brian McMonagle, tells us … this decision is just another example of Judge Brinkley’s bias toward him and “inequitable treatment.” He says there’s no reason for Meek’s case to be delayed for 60 days when the D.A. agrees he should be free until he gets a new trial. The only reason for the judge’s decision — according to Meek’s team — is her vendetta against him. And just to reiterate … even prosecutors agree he should be released on bail while his appeals are considered. (TMZ)
