Prosecutors Allege Yo Gotti's Brother Ordered $100K Hit on Young Dolph

Cornelius Smith testifies in court, detailing the alleged plan to kill the rapper and the involvement of Hernandez Govan and Justin Johnson.

Cornelius Smith testified that he and Justin Johnson were offered $40,000 each to kill Young Dolph, with Hernandez Govan receiving $20,000.
Smith and Johnson allegedly followed Dolph's car to Makeda's Homemade Butter Cookies in Memphis, where they shot him multiple times.
Smith claimed the hit was ordered by Anthony 'Big Jook' Mims, Yo Gotti's brother, as part of a plan to secure a recording deal with CMG.
The prosecution presented surveillance video showing two men exiting a white Mercedes and shooting into the store where Dolph was killed.
The rivalry between Young Dolph and Yo Gotti's camps dates back over a decade, marked by diss tracks and violent incidents.