6ix9ine's Alleged Attacker Pleads Not Guilty to All Charges [REPORT]

Tekashi 6ix9ine's attack case reached a new development after one of the alleged suspects pleaded not guilty to all charges.

Three people, who were accused of brutally attacking 6ix9ine, were taken into custody weeks after the March 21 incident. The alleged suspects namely Rafael Medina Jr., Anthony Maldonado, and Octavious Medina were all accused of assaulting and robbing the rapper while he was in a South Florida gym.

Medina Jr. and Maldonado were both booked on suspicion of felony battery and robbery charges, according to NBC News.

Tekashi 6ix9ine's Attack Alleged Suspect Pleaded Not Guilty

The court documents obtained by Radar Online on Tuesday showed that the 43-year-old Medina Jr. is being held due to a second-degree felony charge of robbery without a firearm or weapon and a first-degree misdemeanor charge of battery.

However, he has since pleaded not guilty to all the battery and robbery charges filed against him.

"Medina has been convicted of two felonies, both of which were non-violent drug offenses," Medina Jr.'s lawyer said. "He has never been convicted of a crime involving violence."

The new filing came after he filed a motion to be released from house arrest as he reportedly needed to continue to work to support his family. The judge granted his request and allowed him to travel for work while still on house arrest as it was claimed that he was not a risk of danger to the community.

On the other hand, the court issued him a no-contact order which prevents him from contacting Tekashi 6ix9ine.

Tekashi 6ix9ine Calls Incident "Cowardly"

On his first social media post regarding the incident, the 26-year-old rapper said the incident was nothing "but cowardly." He said that he is not mad about what happened since "the streets have no rules," adding that he only felt happy to still be there.

6ix9ine noted that he had been walking anywhere without security for two years and that he wanted people to see that he never hid from anything at all.

He showed his followers what he went through by unveiling a video of three men taking turns in kicking and punching him while he remained crouched on a bathroom floor.

The rapper reportedly tried to fight back, but the suspects fled the scene after the employees heard the commotion. He ended up with bloodied eye and bruised face that led to his hospitalization.