Trevian Kutti, former Kanye West publicist, released from Fulton jail

Trevian Kutti, the former publicist of rapper Kanye West, was released from the Fulton County Jail after being booked on Friday morning

Kutti was granted a $75,000 bond earlier this week. She is being charged with violating the State’s RICO Act, conspiracy to commit solicitation of false statements and writings and influencing witnesses.

Credit: AJC File

Credit: AJC File

Kutti visited the Cobb County home of election worker Ruby Freeman claiming to be a crisis manager and told Freeman to confess to committing election fraud or risk being arrested. Co-defendant Harrison Floyd put Kutti in touch with Freeman.

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