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\n\tYoung Thug<\/a> is getting a lot of his money and belongings back. On Monday, an attorney for the rapper confirmed to Rolling Stone<\/em> that a Fulton County judge approved the return of Young Thug\u2019s belongings \u2014 including $145,000 and four vehicles \u2014 that were seized prior to his long-running YSL trial<\/a> in Atlanta.<\/p>\n \n\tAttorney Brian Steel said that the cars the rapper will be returning are a Corvette, a Jeep Grand Cherokee, a Dodge Durango, and a Can-Am Spyder. Additionally, he\u2019ll get back 72 pieces of jewelry that were taken from his home on May 9, 2022.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cI think that the court<\/a> has no option under the case law and under the statute but to grant this dismissal, so the dismissal is granted,\u201d Judge Paige Reese Whitaker said in court, per Billboard<\/a><\/em>.<\/p>\n \n\tProsecutors, who had blamed delays in Thug\u2019s court case on the rapper\u2019s lawyer in court filings, may decide to appeal the ruling, postponing the return of such belongings. Some other items had already been returned.<\/p>\n \n\t\u201cWe are perplexed that Judge Whitaker dismissed the case based on a timeline requested by defense counsel and a date the court set for trial,\u201d Deputy District Attorney Jeff DiSantis told Atlanta\u2019s Fox station.<\/a> \u201cWe are evaluating the case now for possible appeal, considering that strange procedural history.\u201d<\/p>\n