Why was Quinn Cook at Lil Durk's trial? OTF chain moment with Drew Findling viral after not guilty verdict
Quinn Cook has been associated with Lil Durk's notorious collective OTF and openly represents them. He celebrated with Drew Findling after the verdict.
Lil Durk's not guilty verdict in his murder-for-hire trial on Friday brought joy to his friends and family, though the rapper remains in jail awaiting trial on a separate RICO case. Lil Durk's associates, including OTF member Quinn Cook, gathered outside the Los Angeles courthouse during jury deliberations. Cook, a former NBA Champion who has represented Lil Durk's OTF collective, posted photos and videos from the courthouse.
These interactions, particularly with defense attorney Drew Findling, went viral on social media. Additionally, Cook was seen placing an OTF chain around Findling's neck. Lil Durk's father also commented on the not guilty verdict. Meanwhile, Lil Durk remains in federal custody on racketeering charges, with a trial set for October 5.
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