Takeoff’s alleged murderer is asking for funds to hire a private investigator
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The alleged murderer of Takeoff is requesting the judge to fund him money since he needs a private investigator to build his defense.
Here is everything you need to know.
Takeoff’s alleged murderer requests funds to hire P.I.
TMZ obtained legal documents which noted that Takeoff’s alleged murderer, Patrick Xavier Clark is asking for an initial sum of $5,000 to hire a private investigator.
Moreover, he cited the reason that he is financially unable to afford one on his own.
In addition, the documents claimed that Clark’s family has spent all their money on their current attorney who has reduced their rate to work for him.
Besides that, Clark mentioned that they also need a private investigator for his defense. He reasoned that it is necessary to hire one to, ‘properly investigate [Clark’s] case and to prepare effectively for trial.’
Meanwhile, Clark is claiming that he has already found a private investigator who has agreed to work at a reduced rate of $85/hour for him.
Regardless, the Houston police department announced last week that they have arrested and charged Clark with the murder of Takeoff. Additionally, the judge has set his bond at $2 million.
The legal documents also said that if Clark is released then he will immediately be put under house arrest. Furthermore, he will be prohibited from possessing guns, firearms, or any other deadly weapons.
Also, Clark will need to refrain from using marijuana or any substance that is without a prescription.
Clark has also been ordered to not engage in conversation with certain people including Takeoff’s family members, J. Prince Jr. as well as boxing player Shakur Stevenson.
Takeoff died following a fatal shooting
Takeoff was shot and killed outside a business on 1st November following a private event. He was 28 years old and was a member of the platinum-selling rap group Migos. His uncle Quavo and cousin Offset completed the trio group.
In the meantime, Houston Police Chief Troy Finner talked about the late rapper after his death in a press conference.
He said, ‘We lost a good man. I didn’t have the pleasure of meeting him but everybody, the hundreds of people that I’ve talked to, spoke of what a great individual he was.’
Additionally, Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner also honored the artist.
He noted, ‘[Takeoff] was a son, a brother, cousin and a friend, and a mentor to those in the music industry.’
