On Wednesday, prosecutors asked the Fulton County court to cancel Young Thug's probation after the rapper reportedly posted on Twitter about a police investigator, Marissa Viverito, calling her a liar.

An Atlanta judge declined to revoke Young Thug’s probation after prosecutors pushed to send the rapper back to prison for re-sharing a viral tweet criticizing an investigator in the district attorney’s office.

That’s that. A Fulton County judge determined that rapper Young Thug did not breach his probation terms through a recent social media post, allowing him to remain free under his current agreement. The ruling comes after prosecutors alleged the artist violated his probation with online activity related to his resolved YSL RICO case.