The man, Justin Johnson, was sentenced on Thursday in the fatal 2021 shooting of the rapper who was gunned down outside a Memphis cookie shop in broad daylight.

It was reported that following the news of Justin Johnson getting a life sentence for his involvement in the murder of Dolph, Justin made a statement online and bragged about not snitching. He said, “These n***as taking criminal responsibility I’m taking street responsibility regardless I’m foreva the biggest they can throw away the keys before I ever eat da cheese.

Cornelius Smith, a co-defendant of the convicted Justin Johnson, testified that he and Johnson fatally shot Dolph in Memphis in 2021

Justin Johnson has been found guilty of murder in the death of Memphis rapper Young Dolph. Witnesses testified over three days that Young Dolph's killing was part of a feud between rival record labels.

Justin Johnson, one of the suspects in the November 2021 murder of Young Dolph (Adolph Thorton Jr.), was found guilty on first-degree murder as well as charges of conspiracy to commit first-degree murder and being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm, per FOX13.

A jury delivered a guilty verdict in a Memphis courthouse on Thursday as one of the men accused of killing rapper Young Dolph learned his fate.

After four hours of deliberation, Justin Johnson was found guilty of first-degree murder and other crimes. A co-conspirator said they were hired for a hit.

As reported by ABC 24, Justin Johnson was found guilty of first-degree murder, conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, and felon in possession of a firearm on Thursday (Sept. 26) for his role in Young Dolph's death.

Justin Johnson was found guilty of murder in the death of rapper Young Dolph on Thursday after the jury heard testimony from a co-defendant that the killing was part of a feud between rival record labels.

One conviction has been handed down, but more could be coming in Memphis rapper Young Dolph’s 2021 murder. Justin Johnson, one of the triggermen involved in the rapper’s death, was convicted by a Davidson County jury at 201 Poplar,