Suge Knight Tells Judge He Is Going Blind

Suge Knight Tells Judge He Is Going Blind

(Tech Times) – The troubles seem never-ending for the former rap and hip hop music mogul, Suge Knight. This time, the embattled co-founder of Death Row Records, claimed that he was going blind and was transferred to a jail infirmary on Monday after a short court appearance in the Los Angeles Superior Court where he is facing charges of murder and attempted murder.

Knight told Judge James Brandlin that he was going blind and was not receiving proper care while in custody. He also informed the court that he fired his two lawyers. According to reports, Attorney David Kenner, who had been representing Knight since the case was filed against him, had been arguing to the court that his client was being held in jail too long and wanted to have his bail hearing arranged faster. However, despite his efforts to expedite the hearings for his client, who plead not guilty to all charges, Knight informed the court that he fired both Kenner and his law partner.

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