Abdul Robinson Sr. awaits November sentencing after testifying towards rapper son Ksoo in Charles McCormick homicide trial plea deal.

Abdul Robinson Sr. faces a November 21 sentencing date after making the devastating choice to testify towards his personal son, Jacksonville rapper Ksoo, in a homicide trial that ended with life sentences.

The 54-year-old father agreed to a plea deal requiring him to take the stand towards Hakeem “Ksoo” Robinson within the Charles “Lil Buck” McCormick homicide case.

During his testimony, Robinson Sr. recognized his son because the shooter and admitted to serving to burn the garments worn through the crime.

“My son,” Robinson Sr. stated after a protracted hesitation when asked to identify the shooter in dash camera footage shown to jurors.

The video captured McCormick being shot to dying, and Robinson Sr. advised the court docket he acknowledged his little one within the footage as a result of “he knows his kids.”

The plea settlement got here with Robinson Sr. hoping for a decreased sentence so he might return to his youthful youngsters.

He advised the court docket about his 8-year-old daughter wanting him to attend a dance and his 6-year-old wishing to play soccer collectively. Health considerations, together with diabetes, failing kidneys and congestive coronary heart failure, additionally motivated his cooperation.

Ksoo received life in prison for McCormick’s murder, along with his cousin Leroy “ATK Scotty” Whitaker. Robinson Sr.’s different son, Abdul Robinson Jr., was sentenced to 12 years on an adjunct cost associated to the identical homicide.

The sentencing listening to is scheduled for 9 A.M. on November 21, the place Robinson Sr. will study his destiny after selecting household survival over household loyalty in one among Jacksonville’s most high-profile Hip-Hop homicide circumstances.

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