Gucci Mane has been named in a new wrongful death lawsuit concerning Slim Dunkin\u2019s murder.<\/p>\n
For those unaware, late\u00a0Brick Squad<\/a>\u00a0Monopoly emcee\u00a0Mario<\/a>\u00a0“Slim Dunkin<\/a>” Hamilton was shot to death in Atlanta’s Zone 6 Studio on December 16th, 2011, after an alleged dispute over candy with fellow rapper\u00a0Vinson “Young Vito” Hardimon.\u00a0Although a Fulton County jury found Hardimon guilty of gun possession and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon in February, they acquitted him of murder and felony murder charges (he’s still serving a 25-year sentence, though).<\/p>\n Dunkin’s father,\u00a0Mark Hamilton, was understandably displeased with the verdict, and filed a wrongful death lawsuit in Fulton County State Court on Wednesday, which names\u00a0Gucci Mane<\/a>,\u00a0BC Corp. and Warner Brothers Music International as defendants, among others. Dunkin was apparently preparing to shoot a music video with Gucci when he was killed.<\/p>\n Gucci, whose legal troubles have come to a head in recent months, is currently serving time in DeKalb County Jail for gun charges while awaiting sentencing for federal gun and aggravated assault\u00a0charges.\u00a0His attorney wasn’t available for comment.<\/p>\n