Tory Lanez says he was ‘wrongly convicted’ in shooting of Megan Thee Stallion

Tory Lanez took to Instagram days after declaring his innocence. Jailed for shooting Megan Thee Stallion to his fans on both feet”wrongfully convictedand said he would continue to fight to clear his name.

“I never let hard times scare me. I will never let a prison sentence destroy me. No matter how they try to distort my words, I have always maintained my innocence and always will, the rapper, legal name Daystar Peterson, said on Thursday night.

Lanez was convicted on Tuesday 10 years behind bars For the shoot that occurred after a flashy party at Kylie Jenner’s Los Angeles mansion in July 2020. Megan said she and Lanez’ bodyguard and another friend walked away from the Hollywood Hills party. when an argument broke out and demanded to be taken off the SUV.

Megan then said Lanez shot at him trying to escapeshot him in both feet. he was found guilty in December each of the three charges he faced – assault with a semi-automatic firearm; to be installed, unlicensed firearm in a vehicle; and discharging a firearm by gross negligence.

“I took responsibility for all the verbal and intimate moments I shared with the parties involved in court this week. … That’s it,” Lanez wrote on Instagram.

“I have never apologized in any way for the charges I was wrongly convicted of,” he continued. “I refuse to apologize for something I didn’t do”

In a social media note addressed directly to her fans, the 31-year-old also promised not to let “hard times” get her down.

“I’ve faced challenges my whole life and whenever it seemed like I was going to lose, I was on top,” he said. “This is just another moment where I put my back against the wall and refuse to stop fighting until I’m victorious.”