Patrick Clark, the suspected shooter of Migos superstar Takeoff, has been freed from Houston’s Harris County Jail after being detained in December 2022.
Clark reportedly posted a $1 million bond on Wednesday, according to the Houston Chronicle.
He can go home, but while under house arrest he must wear a GPS tracker.
He cannot possess a handgun, take narcotics, or consume alcohol. He will also be subject to drug testing.
According to the source, Clark will appear in court again on March 9 to answer to a murder accusation.
He reportedly fired his handgun during the incident in November after a dispute at a Houston bowling alley.
Despite additional shooters present at the time, it was reportedly discovered during the inquiry into the incident that only Clark’s rounds really hit Takeoff.
Takeoff, who was born Kirsnick Khari Ball, passed very heartbreakingly on November 1, 2022, when he was just 28 years old.
Hundreds of people, including fans, family members, and friends, gathered at Atlanta’s State Farm Arena on the day of his funeral to pay their final respects to the rapper.
In a report seen online by MandyNews.com Clark’s attorney reportedly disclosed that their client may be able to use self-defense as a defense. According to Clark’s attorney, he only started shooting when someone else started shooting at him.
The suspected shooter’s bail, which had been set at $2 million, was eventually cut to $1 million amid worries that he might flee. He reportedly sought to leave the country before being apprehended last month.
This is the most recent information Mandy News has regarding the alleged murderer of the takeoff, but more will be provided soon.
