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Daily Music Beats: Lamest Excuse of All Time?
May 26, 2009 1:10 PMby Marcos Colón
On May 20, Atlanta based rapper Dolla was shot and killed outside of a Los Angeles mall. Luckily, a man also hailing from Atlanta, Aubrey Louise Berry, was charged with his murder, however, he has plead not guilty. Strange isn’t it? Everyone saw him pull the trigger, so it’s pretty damn positive that he did it, however, he pleads not guilty? His excuse is probably one of the lamest we’ve heard here at CoolJunkie. His attorney, Howard R. Price, claims that it was an act of self-defense because his client, “perceived that his life was in danger.” Amazing how a man like this may be able to get off on this account, when the real person whose life was in danger is lying six feet under now.
