*The still-unidentified woman who drove the getaway car of Nipsey Hussle‘s alleged killer, Eric Holder, is scared she’s could be the victim of a retaliation hit.
The woman, only identified as “Witness 1” in court documents expressed serious concern for her safety on multiple occasions. An LAPD detective associated with the case says he investigated her claims and discovered numerous legitimate threats made against the woman.
It seems the woman has a legitimate fear because according to the detective, during his grand jury testimony, told the grand jury her license plate was making the rounds on social media shortly after the shooting. Descriptions of her physical appearance and her vehicle were also on the Internet — all of which essentially gave vigilantes a road map to find her.
Whoa. That is certainly reason to be concerned for her safety.
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Here’s more via TMZ:
In the same grand jury hearing, the detective said the LAPD decided it was “very important” to place the woman under their protection and possibly move her into hiding. It’s unclear where she is now, or if she accepted the offer for protective custody.
TMZ broke the story … the woman claimed to the grand jury she was hanging out with Eric Holder, Nipsey’s accused killer, on March 31 when they pulled up to the Marathon Clothing strip mall.
She claims Holder instructed her to park and wait behind the strip mall, and then she saw him pull out a black, semi-automatic handgun before getting out of the car. Holder allegedly ran through an alley to the front of the store, and fired several shots at Nipsey and others before booking it back to the woman’s car.
It’s interesting … not only did the woman say she drove Holder to and from the scene of the crime, she also told the grand jury she and Holder were in a romantic relationship.
She has not been charged in connection with Nipsey’s murder. According to court docs, she testified under an immunity agreement, meaning nothing she said can be used against her in any future prosecution.
