Jussie Smollett's bond is set at $100,000 and the actor must surrender his passport

[saintclaire87]

Jussie Smollett's bond is set at $100,000 and the actor must surrender his passport. Follow live updates: https://t.co/6onTl32Xer pic.twitter.com/dMjRemCIYv
- CNN Breaking News (@cnnbrk) February 21, 2019
Jussie Smollett was ordered to surrender his passport and his bail was set $100,000

Comments

[ferelden]

Unhappy for making like 65k an episode.

smh.

[sandstorm]

Right? Like CRY me a river, I made like 800$ last year!

[ferelden]

people do stupid shit for money I guess. but what he did was insane.

[aleksie]

MTE. The sheer amount of money he was making (and all that could happen from being caught), what he did... The thing too that gets me is there was never any guarantee that he'd get a raise if he hadn't gotten caught. All this elaborate scheming and high risk for maybe a payoff? I guess it made sense to him, but WTF?

[sandstorm]

I wish they hadn't deleted the statements. I understand *why*, but a word that it's okay to believe perceived victims of hate crimes at first glance.

[arabian]

Yvette Nicole Brown had a great tweet about her original tweet:

I’ve been vocal about this situation & my love for Jussie & his entire family. I will continue to hope for the best for everyone involved as things continue to unfold. And I, like all of you, will watch them unfold. But believing victims is always the right choice. Always. ❤️
- yvette nicole brown (@YNB) February 21, 2019

[caitiecait]

that's a good statement, other people should learn from that

[sexmeupscotty]

believing victims is always the right choice, yeah like believing women when they say their ex was abusive?

[urtrash]

He added another lawyer to his team, Chris Brown's lawyer for the Rihanna assault case, Mark Geragos.
so likely he'll plea for probation

[urtrash]

i did not know that

[wackypinkbunny]

I don't think anyone should feel bad or tricked for believing him; I think it's always better to believe a victim. And if anything, this case proves that when false accusations happen they usually do get found out, so bloop.

[friarsfire]

That’s a really good point

[pikapika217]

FR

[nikuru]

this tbh ty

[saintclaire87]

Thanks, I’ll add it.

[cicigal8]

Shit I thought the two men he hired did that.

FUCK

[myselfdestruct]

Its terrible but I remember watching that Scream 4 movie and thinking no one would actually ever hurt themselves to play a victim but here we are. I think started googling yesterday and realized its more common than I thought. Sigh.