The first week of rapper Lil Durk’s murder-for-hire trial focused on the testimony of an admitted shooter who faced rigorous cross-examination. Prosecutors confronted the witness with jailhouse recordings as he disputed earlier accounts of the killing.

During the opening of a murder-for-hire trial, the jury was informed that Lil Durk allegedly placed a bounty on Quando Rondo for 'revenge,' a claim Durk's attorney denied.

Rapper Quando Rondo has been released from prison to a halfway house after serving 15 months for a marijuana charge.