Rick Ross feels there is no grounds to prosecute him in the alleged pistol whipping of his groundskeeper because the groundskeeper, was committing felonies on Ross’ property — which suggests the rapper can be inside his rights to beat up the man.
It’s understood that Rick Ross claims Jonathan Zamudio, the groundskeeper, was partying with cocaine and drug paraphernalia within the visitor home of Ross’ Georgia property.
Steve Sadow, Ross’ lawyer, believes Ross ought to be immune from felony prosecution as a result of the groundskeeper committing felonies on Ross’ property. He (Sadow) said he’ll make the case that Ross was “appearing in self-protection and in protection of his property when he encountered trespassers.”
Only last week, a grand jury handed up several charges including kidnapping, aggravated assault, aggravated battery and possession of a firearm while committing a crime.
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