D4vd allegedly backed out of $1,000 bail promise to fellow inmate after lawyers’ advice

D4vd reportedly promised to help a fellow inmate with $1,000 for bail while both were at a Los Angeles jail. The inmate needed the money to leave jail and help his brother, who needed surgery. However, D4vd later appeared to change his mind after speaking with his lawyers. Letters sent by the singer to the inmate also show that the two had become friendly while behind bars. D4vd wrote about faith, prayer and God in the letters. He also shared Bible verses while the two remained in jail.D4vd reportedly promised $1,000 to help inmate get bailAccording to the letters, D4vd became friends with a person who worked inside the jail as a trustee. The trustee was serving food when he met D4vd, and the two reportedly became friendly.The trustee later needed $1,000 to pay bail. He reportedly wanted to leave jail because his brother needed surgery. D4vd allegedly told him that he would help with the money.However, it appears that D4vd did not give him the money. In another letter, D4vd appeared to explain that he had spoken with his lawyers. He said they did not want him to give money to the trustee.The two reportedly had a friendly relationship while inside the jail. They even had an inside joke where they sang a jingle back and forth.D4vd’s letters to inmate focused on faith and prayerD4vd’s letters were also strongly religious. He told the trustee to keep faith in God during the difficult time.The singer reportedly said that his promises to pray were not just empty words. He said he was actually praying for the trustee and his family.D4vd also included Bible verses in his letters. One of them was from Isaiah 41:10, a verse about God giving people strength and help when they are afraid or going through hard times.Although the two men were reportedly in the same jail, they still sent letters to each other.D4vd is currently being held in jail without bail while he waits for his trial in the Celeste Rivas case. During recent court hearings, prosecutors presented disturbing evidence against him, including sexual photos that they said involved his alleged victim.D4vd’s lawyers also left his case earlier this week. A public defender is now representing him.For now, the reported $1,000 promise remains part of the story surrounding D4vd’s time in jail. The letters give a look at his friendship with another inmate and show how he spoke about faith while behind bars.Catch the latest World News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.