It has been reported that the vast majority of the counts are considered felonious and “the most serious of which carry a maximum sentence of…
It has been reported that the vast majority of the counts are considered felonious and “the most serious of which carry a maximum sentence of two-to-five years,” according to the publication. The indictment charges that Jussie Smollett was well aware that there were no justifiable grounds for the offenses that he alleged. As previously reported, Jussie claimed to have been confronted by two unidentified assailants – one of which wore a red “Make America Great Hat.” The actor/singer also claimed the two men spewed homophobic and racist slurs as they attacked and beat him.
However, the allegations don’t stop there. The grand jury has reportedly expanded the case highlighting a number of other offenses as a result of Jussie Smollett’s actions.
