Judge lowers Takeoff murder suspect's bond to $1 million
HOUSTON - A judge has lowered the bond for the suspect accused of murdering Migos rapper Takeoff in November.
According to court documents, Patrick Clark's bond, which was $2 million was reduced to $1 million.
Takeoff from the Migos killed in Houston
Migos rapper Takeoff has died at the age of 28 after a shooting in Downtown Houston. Takeoff — whose name was Kirsnick Khari Ball — was part of the rap trio Migos along with Quavo and Offset. Takeoff and Quavo were attending a private party at 810 Billiards & Bowling in the 1200 block of San Jacinto Street.
Clark had requested his bond be lowered to $100,000 claiming the $2 million bond is "excessive and penal in nature."
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Patrick Xavier Clark, 33, is charged with Migos rapper, Takeoff's murder.
As FOX 26 has reported Kirsnick Khari Ball, also known as Takeoff, was shot to death outside a downtown Houston bowling alley in the early morning hours on November 1.
As part of the bond conditions, Clark is required to obtain a GPS device with monitoring that is capable of immediately notifying law enforcement and/or bonding agency and/or the court of any violations.
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Clark is expected back in court after the Christmas holiday.