Judge denies early release for Sac rapper

with second-degree robbery. He could face up to five years in confinement, but additional sentence enhancements for using a firearm in commission of a felony could add another 10 years to his sentence.

Yuba County Superior Court Judge Debra Givens appointed the juvenile a public defender at Tuesday’s hearing.

Family members and the defense requested the suspect be released but were ultimately denied.

Givens ordered the juvenile to return to court May 16 at 9 a.m. for a prehearing, before returning May 30 at 9 a.m. to determine if he will be tried as an adult in criminal court.

He was arrested May 4 by the Sacramento County Sheriff’s gang unit and was transported to Yuba County juvenile hall on Tuesday.

He was positively identified by the victims after they reportedly saw one of his music videos on Facebook and picked an image of the suspect out of a photo line-up. The artist’s music videos have more than five million Youtube views. year. The temporary RCC walls are being removed currently in preparation of the permanent structural concrete walls. Under drains and slab anchors will start going in beginning in June. Then in July, steel-reinforced structural concrete slabs and permanent structural concrete walls will be constructed.

In terms of the energy dissipaters, repair work will consist of removing about 16 inches of the existing surface by hydro-blasting and adding reinforced-steel and epoxycoated steel dowels. Then, erosion-resistant concrete will be placed.

In addition, DWR will go in next week to resurface a slab it placed last year that had a poor surface finish by removing it and replacing it with structural concrete, according to a press release.