A motion that could send the rapper Jeffery Lamar Williams, known as Young Thug, back to prison underscores the willingness of the district attorney of Georgia’s Fulton County, Fani Willis, to take dramatic steps when she is under fire.

Atlanta rapper Young Thug will not be sent to prison after reposting an investigator’s photo to his social media page with a caption calling the witness a liar, a judge ruled, dealing a blow to Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis’ office.

A special investigatory committee made up of mostly Republicans is digging into Willis’ office finances, hiring practices and a relationship Willis herself had with Nathan Wade, the top prosecutor on the election indictment against President Donald Trump and his allies.

Part of an Atlanta courthouse has been evacuated after a package with suspicious white powder was delivered to the office of Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis.

A judge in Atlanta declined prosecutors' request to send the rapper Young Thug to prison. Prosecutors say the Grammy-winning artist violated his probation with a viral post that sparked an

Fani Willis seemed unstoppable. The first-term Fulton County district attorney became a national name after announcing in August of that year her intent to succeed where many before her had failed: holding the then-former President Donald Trump accountable.

Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis said in a court filing that he “engaged in conduct that directly threatens the safety of witnesses and prosecutors, compromises ongoing legal proceedings, and warrants immediate revocation of probation.