Young Thug and co-defendant made hand-to-hand drug exchange in court, prosecutors say

 Atlanta rapper Youthful Hooligan, accused of group of hoodlums action in Georgia, was passed drugs in a hand-to-hand trade with a co-respondent during a trial Wednesday, examiners said.

The baldfaced act was gotten on camera, as per a movement documented Thursday by examiners in Fulton Region.

The craftsman, whose genuine name is Jeffery Lamar Williams, was in court with co-respondent Kahlieff Adams when Adams strolled unattended to where Youthful Hooligan was sitting with his lawyer and put something in his grasp, the movement said.

Youthful Hooligan then, at that point, attempted to disguise his hand with the booty, Percocet, under the table, investigators said.

A sheriff's representative saw the trade, Approached Youthful Hooligan and held onto the sack of Percocet, as per court reports.

Appointees likewise looked through Adams, who opposed, and tracked down Percocet, cannabis, tobacco and other booty "enclosed by plastic and food flavors to veil the smell of the maryjane," the movement said.

Adams was taken to a close by emergency clinic after he seemed to "ingest different things of stash that he hung in his possession, with an end goal to hide the degree of his violations inside the court," the documenting said.

Adams is at present carrying out a day to day existence punishment in prison without any chance to appeal for homicide, examiners said in the recording.

Court was deferred after the association. Court reports depicted it as the "unlawful demonstrations of ownership and dispersion, separately, of stash inside the Fulton Area Town hall."

Keith Adams, a lawyer for Youthful Hooligan, told the Atlanta Diary Constitution the state's movement is "loaded with authentic errors, embellishments and endeavors to make Mr. Williams liable for another person's activities."

"The final product of an examination concerning (Wednesday's) episode was that Mr. Williams was not taken part in any bad behavior," Adams said.

A lawyer for Kahlieff Adams, Teombre Calland, told the paper, "These charges are basically that: simple proclamations put forth by the State trying to impede the length of the jury determination process. Mr. Adams stubbornly keeps up with his blamelessness and anticipates the finish of this preliminary."

NBC News has contacted both lawyers for input.

Youthful Hooligan, 31, a Grammy-grant winning craftsman and significant name in the hip-bounce world, was captured in May. He was one of many individuals blamed in a rambling prosecution for disregarding Georgia's Extortionist Impacted and Defilement Associations, or RICO Act, and taking part in criminal road pack movement, court records said.

Youthful Hooligan is claimed to be one of three establishing individuals from YSL, or "Youthful Sludge Life," which Examiners say is a road group framed in 2012 in Atlanta, as per the prosecution. The prosecution said YSL claims association with the public Bloods group.