She testified to grand jurors that she saw Holder with both guns and drove him away from the scene after he threatened to slap her while armed. Holder allegedly fled the shooting with a woman who later turned herself in for questioning. The surveillance video showed people falling to the ground and bystanders fleeing for their lives. “As he approached, he was prepared to fire as many shots as necessary and shoot as many people as necessary to ensure that he killed Nipsey Hussle.” “Obviously that conversation about snitching was enough that it moved Eric Holder to a point of wanting to return to the parking lot and kill Nipsey Hussle,” McKinney said. “Nipsey was basically looking out for him, telling him that, you know, ‘I haven’t read it, I don’t know if it’s true or not, but you need to address it.’ That’s what Nipsey was doing,” Douglas told the grand jurors.Īfter the short conversation, Holder walked away, ate some chili cheese fries, and returned about six minutes later, according to testimony. Witness Herman Douglas, who worked for Asghedom and was present for the conversation, testified that the rapper warned Holder to “watch your back.” Asghedom purportedly said there was some type of law enforcement “paperwork” suggesting Holder was cooperating with police, Douglas said. Holder of snitching, which in the gang world is a very serious offense,” McKinney told the grand jury. Holder and Hussle, who knew each other, started a four-minute conversation that involved “Asghedom accusing Mr. Crenshaw Boulevard “unannounced” the day of the shooting and was talking with friends when Holder appeared. Prosecutors say Hussle, born Ermias Asghedom, arrived at his Marathon store near the corner of W. Eric Holder, center, in Los Angeles County Superior Court with his attorney Christopher Darden on April 4th 2019.

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