The Federal Government Plans to File Additional Charges on 6/3/26 in Lil Durk’s Case, Which Could Delay the Trial That Was Scheduled to Begin in August 2026

That was the May headline. The docket moved.

June 4, 2026, prosecutors dropped a third superseding indictment: VICAR / racketeering-murder language, stalking conspiracy, a 2019 Atlanta attempt allegation, drug-funding claims, robbery, obstruction — Chicago conduct pulled back into a case the defense had been prepping as the 2022 Los Angeles killing of Saviay’a Robinson. Durk Banks’s lawyers said they were sandbagged weeks before an August 20 trial that had already slipped from January 2025 to October to January 2026 to April to August. Speedy-trial math, they argued, was past 21 months. They asked Judge Fitzgerald to toss it or split it. Split won the calendar.

September 11, 2026: Los Angeles jury, three days of talk, not guilty on five counts — the two murder-for-hire theories, stalking flavors, stalking resulting in death. Co-defendants Deandre Wilson and David Lindsey beat murder-for-hire and caught stalking. Banks could have faced life on the hire theory. He walked that theory.

He did not walk out of custody. The severed racketeering piece — Only the Family as alleged enterprise, other alleged violent acts the government still wants to try — was set for October 5 in the same district, per Complex the morning after the acquittal. That trial is not this graphic.

So the May line was half right. Additional paper did land in early June. The August date did not hold as a single package. The part the internet treated as the whole case — the LA hit-for-hire story — ended in acquittal. The part that was added is still a presumption of innocence and a new venire.

Print the date on the graphic as a historical notice. Print September 11 as the result on those five counts. Do not collapse “plans to file” into “guilty.” The government files. Juries answer. This jury answered no. The next one has not spoken.