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Look’s like Tekashi isn’t the only one who’s cooperating with the government.

Though, Tekashi 6ix9ine is done testifying after an interesting and informative few days to say the least; now his former driver is taking the stand. According to Inner City Press, the Twitter account that has been live-Tweeting testimonies from Tekashi’s trial; 69’s former driver was also working with police.

Jorge Rivera admitted that he agreed to cooperate with the feds when he was arrested by ICE. He agreed to be an informant in exchange for his release. He also said that after his release he began driving Tekashi again, and it was his vehicle that contained the cameras that recorded the footage from Tekashi’s alleged kidnapping.

Chile—at this point this trial is the DMX Challenge that just WON’T end. You never know who or WHAT they’re going to confess to next and I am tired!

Read the Tweets from Inner City Press below:

AUSA: Mr. Rivera, when you were released, did you start driving for Mr. Hernandez again?
A: Yes.
Q: As a confidential informant?
Judge Engelmayer to the jury: why don’t you stretch you legs while we’re taking a brief break.

— Inner City Press (@innercitypress) September 23, 2019

AUSA: Mr Rivera, what is it your understanding the government will do in exchange for your cooperation?
Rivera: They’ll give me a letter, saying all the good as well as the bad things, that I have done.

Note: So #6ix9ine‘s driver Jorge Rivera gets 5K1 letter too

— Inner City Press (@innercitypress) September 23, 2019

Cannick: Did you ever advise Tekashi that you were cooperating with law enforcement?
Rivera: No.
Cannick: Did you ever come to believe that Tekashi suspected you of cooperating.
Rivera: Yes, toward the end.
The end (to be continued after some coverage of #UNGA)

— Inner City Press (@innercitypress) September 23, 2019