Woman Charged In Sending Death Threats To Rapper Yung Teddy



@YungTeddy #RIP – As police investigate the death of Yung Teddy, a woman has been charged in sending him death threats.

After Yung Teddy was shot and killed last week, a woman has been charged for sending him death threats prior to his murder.

According to The Atlanta-Journal Constitution, Yachari Kiyana Miller allegedly sent messages to the rapper during the 24 hours before he was slain. “You a dead man walking,” she wrote, as well as “This your year to die.”

Miller has been charged with one count of terroristic threats and is currently being held without bond at the Cobb County Detention Center, where she has been since Friday.

Teddy, whose real name is Justin Mitchell, was found shot to death in his home last Wednesday night, hours after posting on Twitter about death threats against him. Police are searching for two suspects in the death.

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