Sug Knight achieves 1.5 million US

After Suge Knight derailed a partial agreement last week last week and claimed that he wanted to conclude a full-blown court hearing, he agreed to another face face on Tuesday.

The last minute pact has turned into a claim submitted by the woman and two daughters of Terry Carter Directly from Compton.

Knight appeared with a video from his prison in San Diego and approved the deal at a hearing in the city center of Los Angeles. Carter's widow Lillian and the daughters Nekaya and Crystal sat as lawyer Lance Behringer at the plaintiff's plaintiff, said that each woman would receive 500,000 US dollars in accordance with the conditions of the agreement.

Before he brought his final approval, Knight asked the judge what would happen if he had progressed with a court proceedings without his long -time lawyer David Kenner, David Kenner. In the past few weeks, connoisseurs have spent with a conflict. During the hearing on Tuesday, Knight seemed to accept that her relationship had collapsed completely. The judge of Los Angeles County, Thomas Long, said that if Knight was not settled, the jury would start the jury on Thursday, even if Knight would represent himself.

“There would be no further continuations. This case is no longer time,” said judge Long.

After the afternoon in front of the courthouse, Carter's widow spoke the tears that remember the husband she got to know in the high school, and knew for 40 years before Knight let him dead in the parking lot of a Tams Burger in Compton. “It is difficult to live without him when I lived with him all these for many years. It was very, very difficult,” says Lillian. “I've been in pain since January 29, 2015, I didn't have a good day, not a good day.”

Lillian says that the thought of enforcing another process in the case after a jury coordinated a jury in a first legal proceedings in 2022, she accepted the settlement. “I am not happy with the result at all, but I don't want to give him another opportunity to put on a clown show and behave like a bitch,” she says and asks and asks Rab Do not censor your comments. “Maybe someone will send him to prison.”

Carter's daughters say that they hope that the settlement enables them to concentrate their efforts elsewhere. “I am glad that it is finally over. It was a long emotional and mental roller coaster ride. We couldn't prevail again,” says Nekaya. “I want to move on and up to make myself a work, as my father always said.”

Knight says on an recorded line from his prison Rab The fact that he regrets what happened at Tams, but he stands by his claim that he fled from an armed ambush and accidentally hit Carter.

“Terry was a friend of mine. It was definitely not made on purpose. It was not done to harm him,” says Knight. “One of the reasons why I settled [is] I have respect for Terry, that is, I have respect for his family. … I didn't want to bring the family through more pain. It's not that I did something wrong. I would never have done it. But I owe the family an apology about this matter that they had to go through. “

The 60-year-old Knight serves a 28-year prison sentence after completing a plea deal in connection with Carter's death. Knight was initially charged with murder, but the Grafin was dropped to voluntary manslaughter as part of the Pact with the 2018 public prosecutor. The legal dispute of the Carter family claimed that Ritter “had the habit of breaking the law” and used its Ford F-1550 Raptor truck to kill “carelessly, ruthless and fully fabricated and faded and failed to do so.

The deadly incident in the center of criminal and civil cases developed shortly after Knight was turned away by a production office Directly from Compton. The public prosecutor claimed that Knight went to the base camp because he was upset about his violent representation of the film and the lack of financial participation. During the first civil process, Knight claimed that he was not upset and attended the base camp to meet Dr. To apply for DRE. (Dre was an original member of the NWA and, with Knight, submitted the records of the death line for the death line.) Knight said that he wanted to say DRE with the unidentified law enforcement authorities that DRE had turned a murder contract upside down. Knight said he didn't think Dre wanted him dead, but Dre knew what he supposedly heard. (Dre denied the murder application by a lawyer).

An actor and self -described non -active gait member named Cle “Bone” Sloan worked as a technical consultant Directly from Compton On this day and in a verbal examination of Knight in the basic camp of the film, according to the prosecutors and the civil action. Surveillance video from Tams shows that the Sloan and Knight fought the raptor of the Raptor on the Burger Joint parking lot shortly later. The video shows that Knight reverse the two-ton truck and knocked Sloan to the ground. Seconds later, Knight's truck accelerated and ran both Sloan and Carter before Knight fled out of the scene, as the video shows.

Sloan was taken to a hospital with two crushed ankles and a serious head injury. Carter died in the event of blunt violent violations.

The 82 -year -old connoisseur has been Knight's lawyer for years, but at the beginning of this month he asked to be relieved of civil resumption of civil traffic after he claimed that he had learned something “disturbing” during a recent call with Knight. After the call, he said that he was “concerned about trying this case competently and vigorously.” Judge rejected Long Kenner's application several times, but signaled that he was about to grant the application to the hearing on Tuesday.

“Now that Mr. Knight has decided to solve the case, I am not looking forward to any further participation” Rab.

The Carter family's lawyer rejected a statement. Lillian thanked him when she left the courthouse in the city center of Los Angeles. “Lance worked very hard with the case. We are very grateful,” she says.