Former YSL co-defendant Antonio Sledge, also known as Mounk Tounk, has had five years of his probation revoked after it was found he did not testify truthfully.

Antonio Sledge, known as Mounk Tounk, had his probation revoked for not testifying truthfully, leading to immediate custody despite his plea for time to arrange his affairs.

Deputy District Attorney Adriane Love spent hours on Tuesday questioning defense attorney Derek Wright, who represents Antonio Sledge, a witness who took a plea deal earlier in the case.

After testimony, questions about future of plea deal for YSL witness Antonio 'Mounk Tounk' Sledge Sledge was initially a co-defendant in this case, but took a plea deal back in 2022 as the case began.

Former YSL co-defendant Antonio Sledge, aka Mounk Tounk, had his five years of probation revoked after a Fulton County judge ruled that he violated a 2022 plea agreement by providing dishonest ...

This follows Tuesday's tumultuous day of testimony with key witness Kenneth Copeland, better known as Lil Woody. Antonio Sledge, who goes by Mounk Tounk, is set to appear in court today.

Seventh defendant pleads guilty in rapper Young Thug’s YSL gang indictment Antonio Sledge's deal brings the number of defendants down to 21 before next month's trial.

Antonio Sledge joined Gunna, Lil Duke, Young Thug's brother Unfoonk and more by pleading guilty before facing trial in the YSL RICO case.

Antonio Sledge, also known as Mounk Tounk, entered a guilty plea to conspiracy to violate the RICO act and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon back in Dec. 28, 2022.

And last week, Whitaker sentenced former defendant Antonio Sledge to five years in prison after determining he was dishonest during his testimony in September.

The latest YSL member to step forward is Antonio “Mount Tounk” Sledge, who pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the RICO act and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.