Suge Knight Hopes For A Pass Out Of Prison To Attend Mother's Funeral: Report

BYAron A.Updated on September 26, 20222.6K Views

Marion 'Suge' Knight appears in court with his Lawyer Matthew P Fletcher for a preliminary hearing in a robbery charge case at Criminal Courts Building on April 8, 2015 in Los Angeles, California. Knight is charged with robbery and criminal threats after allegedly stealing a photographer's camera during an incident September 5, 2014 in Beverly Hills.

Suge Knight is looking for a pass out of prison to go to his mother's funeral.

Things haven't been working in Suge Knight's favor these days. The former Death Row CEO has dealt with some medical and legal issues over the past few years. Suge's currently awaiting trial for murder after running over two men and killing one in a hit-and-run. He's pleaded guilty to all the charges but he still stuck behind bars. Now, Suge is seeking to get out of jail for a day following some unfortunate news that surfaced last night.

Suge Knight is hoping the court will be sympathetic towards his plea of getting a "get out of jail" card so he could attend his mother's funeral, TMZ reports. Suge's mother, Maxine Chatman, passed away last night at a hospital in Paramount, CA. They say she was surrounded by family at the time of her passing. Chatman's health has been in a rocky place over the past month. A month a go, she reportedly suffered a stroke and her health worsened over time. Her lungs collapsed in the time leading up to her death and she had a kidney failure. Chatman died at 77 years old.

Suge Knight and his family trying to let the court let him out of prison in order for him to reunite with his family in order to attend his mother's funeral. It's unsure what the court has said yet but we'll keep you posted.

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