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Yahoo
10-03-2025
- Yahoo
Lancaster County man found with stolen car keys, weapons
LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM)– A Lancaster County man was charged after being found in possession of various weapons, drugs, and a box of key fobs of previously stolen cars. On Feb 21, 2025, officers from the Manheim Township Police Department executed a search warrant for Misael Torres' home in the 1000 block of Marshall Avenue. Close Thanks for signing up! Watch for us in your inbox. Subscribe Now During the search, police discovered marijuana, brass knuckles, a Glock 26, two spent projectiles, and a box containing five car key fobs, according to police. Police said that Torres, 20, reportedly stole the firearm, and the key fobs matched vehicles that had been reported stolen in November and December of 2023. West Shore Home acquires naming rights to Penn State's Beaver Stadium The box also contained six debit and credit cards, a social security card, and PA identification cards. Police said all of the items had been reported stolen in November 2023. Torres was charged with receiving stolen property, prohibited offensive weapons, and access device fraud, according to police. He was arrested and transported to Lancaster County Prison. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
08-03-2025
- Yahoo
Revere man arrested, charged with firearm and drug offenses following traffic stop
On Friday, March 7, Boston police were on patrol in the Virgina and Darven Street area when they observed a car parked in a handicap spot without a placard. Officers then noticed a man walk out of a building, making his way towards the vehicle. The man placed his right hand in his pocket to conceal an unknown item. The man then went back into the building while the vehicle departed. Officers followed the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop, where officers told the driver of the vehicle that they would be conducting a drug investigation. Officers then noticed a backpack with multiple bags of marijuana inside. Officers requested the driver to exit the vehicle while they searched the vehicle, and that's when they found a firearm, a Glock 26 with a large extended magazine containing 27 rounds, underneath the driver's seat. Additionally, officers also found twenty-two plastic bags of marijuana and around $1,657 U.S. dollars. 22-year-old Davien Fuentes of Revere was placed under arrest and charged with: Unlawful Possession of a Firearm Unlawful Possession of Ammunition Unlawful Possession of a Large Capacity Feeding Device Possession with Intent to Distribute Class D Fuentes is expected to be arraigned in Roxbury District Court. Download the FREE Boston 25 News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Boston 25 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch Boston 25 News NOW
Yahoo
08-03-2025
- Yahoo
Revere man arrested, charged with firearm and drug offenses following traffic stop
On Friday, March 7, Boston police were on patrol in the Virgina and Darven Street area when they observed a car parked in a handicap spot without a placard. Officers then noticed a man walk out of a building, making his way towards the vehicle. The man placed his right hand in his pocket to conceal an unknown item. The man then went back into the building while the vehicle departed. Officers followed the vehicle and conducted a traffic stop, where officers told the driver of the vehicle that they would be conducting a drug investigation. Officers then noticed a backpack with multiple bags of marijuana inside. Officers requested the driver to exit the vehicle while they searched the vehicle, and that's when they found a firearm, a Glock 26 with a large extended magazine containing 27 rounds, underneath the driver's seat. Additionally, officers also found twenty-two plastic bags of marijuana and around $1,657 U.S. dollars. 22-year-old Davien Fuentes of Revere was placed under arrest and charged with: Unlawful Possession of a Firearm Unlawful Possession of Ammunition Unlawful Possession of a Large Capacity Feeding Device Possession with Intent to Distribute Class D Fuentes is expected to be arraigned in Roxbury District Court. Download the FREE Boston 25 News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Boston 25 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch Boston 25 News NOW
Yahoo
19-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
A$AP Rocky is found not guilty in his felony gun trial
A$AP Rocky has been found not guilty in his felony gun trial. The verdict was announced Feb. 18 at the Clara Shortridge Foltz Criminal Justice Center in Los Angeles. The 36-year-old rapper, actor and designer, whose legal name is Rakim Mayers, hugged his attorneys when the news was announced. The courtroom erupted in celebration. He faced a maximum sentence of 24 years in state prison. Mayers's longtime partner Rihanna was present for the verdict, according to Rolling Stone reporter Nancy Dillon. Rihanna made headlines for appearing in court for closing statements with the couple's two sons, RZA, 2, and Riot Rose, 1, on Feb. 13. See for yourself — The Yodel is the go-to source for daily news, entertainment and feel-good stories. By signing up, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy. Mayers's mother, Renee Black, and sister, Erika B, were in the front row for the verdict, according to Dillon. Ahead of the verdict, Tacopina told TMZ that the case "should be a five-minute acquittal." Mayers, who did not testify, was charged with two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm stemming from a confrontation with his high school friend Terell Ephron, who goes by A$AP Relli, on Nov. 6, 2021, in Hollywood. The trial began on Jan. 24 and was presided over by Superior Court Judge Mark Arnold. This wouldn't have been Rocky's first time in prison. He was arrested at age 16 on attempted murder charges and spent two weeks in Rikers Island in New York before the charges were reduced and he was released. He was also arrested for assault in Stockholm, Sweden, in 2019 and jailed. He was found guilty in the case that drew national attention, but had been released by that point and was not sentenced to additional jail time. Just prior to the trial starting, Mayers rejected a deal from prosecutors of a six-month jail sentence. Mayers and Ephron met in high school in New York City and were part of the A$AP Mob collective. In the years before their confrontation, they had a falling out. Ephron, who's suing Mayers for $30 million over the alleged shooting, testified that Mayers shot at him twice with a semiautomatic handgun, causing bloody injuries to his knuckles. Police searched for the spent shell casings at the scene and didn't recover them. Ephron said he went back and found two. Prosecutors had grainy surveillance footage of parts of the dispute and presented a 911 call of someone saying they saw the shooting. Mayers's defense attorney Joe Tacopina, who previously represented President Trump, said the star didn't have a real gun but was carrying a starter gun that only fired blanks. Tacopina said Rocky carried it as a prop for security reasons. Mayers's tour manager, Lou Levin, identified the prop gun as a Glock 26. Levin said he later gave it to the director of Mayers's 'D.M.B.' music video in New York City because it did not serve its purpose as a deterrent. Among the biggest trial moments was Rihanna appearing in court for closing statements with the couple's sons. According to the Associated Press, the boys, outfitted in suits, could be heard 'cooing' as the prosecutors wrapped up their case. During a break, Mayers carried his younger son down the hall past the jury. Rihanna was in court at least five different days. She told an AP reporter who asked how she was holding up, 'I'm good, thank you.' Ephron's testimony lasted five days and was contentious. At one point, he shouted at Mayers, 'You did this to yourself!' Tacopina brought up Ephron's lawsuit, suggesting he was motivated by money. He called Ephron's injury 'knuckle scrapes,' saying there was 'no bullet in the world that could've done that.' At one point, Ephron claimed recordings purportedly of him talking about the shooting that were played at the trial were fake and created by AI. Prosecutors accused Mayers of coaching his friends in court. When A$AP Twelvyy (real name: Jamel Phillips) was on the stand as a defense witness, he was asked what the initials 'AWGE' — the name of Mayers's record label and creative agency — stand for. Mayers, who keeps it a secret, yelled from the defense table, 'Don't say it!' In an only-in-Hollywood moment, one of the witnesses — LAPD Sargeant Thomas Zizzo — turned out to be the son of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills's Erika Jayne. Attorney Lauren Johnson-Norris of Johnson Criminal Law Group followed the trial and told Yahoo Entertainment that she was not surprised by the verdict. 'There really isn't a lot of evidence to support their prosecution's theory in this case,' she said. 'Where is the gun that was used? How do we know the shell casings came from the mystery gun? And the text message debacle was an embarrassment for the DA. Presenting only Rocky's text responses without Relli's words to put things in context and later having Relli impeached by his own words was a disaster for the prosecution's case.' Johnson-Norris said there was 'plenty of reasonable doubt for the jury to hang its hat on.' While much was made about Rihanna bringing the couple's children to court, including by the district attorney in his closing statement, Johnson-Norris said that optics are very much a part of the defense. 'Defense counsel's job is to do everything they can to humanize their clients,' she said. 'The jury was reminded that Rocky is a husband and a father and can't avoid thinking about the impact on his family. I was not surprised they were present in court, as Tacopina knows exactly how to move a jury to care about the consequences of their vote on his client.' The same goes for Mayers's personal appearance. The designer, who made his Paris Fashion Week debut last year, made stylish entrances and exits from court each day as camera crews chased him. Some days, he wore sunglasses in court. 'Clients need to show up like they are dressed for the most important day of their life. In this case, Rocky did just that,' Johnson-Norris said. Mayers is scheduled to headline the Rolling Loud music fest in California in March and co-chair the 2025 Met Gala in May. He's also expected to release his fourth studio album, Don't Be Dumb, this year and has a role in Spike Lee's upcoming film, Highest 2 Lowest, which is expected out this summer.
Yahoo
11-02-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
A$AP Rocky Prop Gun Defense In A$AP Relli Shooting Backed By A$AP Lou, A$AP Twelvyy
Multiple associates of A$AP Rocky have backed his claim that the weapon used in the alleged shooting of A$AP Relli was a prop gun intended to ward off attackers. This week, A$AP Lou, a longtime member of A$AP Mob, testified that Rocky acquired the alleged prop gun from the set of the music video shoot for 'D.M.B.,' which was presumably filmed prior to the shooting. According to A$AP Lou, he recalls the alleged prop gun being a replica of a Glock 26, modified with a clear extended magazine in an attempt to make the weapon appear more intimidating and realistic. At some point following the alleged incident involving Relli, Rocky returned the alleged prop gun to Lou, who then delivered the weapon back to the director of the 'D.M.B.' visual via private jet. On Friday (Feb. 7), A$AP Twelvyy, another A$AP Mob member, confirmed that he witnessed Rocky in possession of the alleged prop gun, which Twelvyy compared to a 'starter pistol' on multiple occasions, as a form of self defense. Twelvyy claims to have first seen the alleged prop gun on the set of the 'D.M.B.' music video, which was filmed in the Bronx, N.Y. However, Twelvyy notes that the weapon wasn't on his person at that time. A$AP Rocky is accused of shooting A$AP Relli, a former A$AP Mob member, during a confrontation in Los Angeles' Hollywood section in November 2021. Relli, born Terell Ephron, has also filed a civil suit against the rapper, which Rocky's defense team has cited as the driving motivation behind their client's former friend's claims. Initially arrested for the shooting in April 2022, Rocky, who is currently out on bail, has been charged with two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm. If convicted, Rocky faces up to 24 years in prison. More from Andre 3000, Usher, Dapper Dan, And More Named As 2025 Met Gala Host Committee Members 50 Cent Slams A$AP Relli In Defense Of A$AP Rocky After Testimony Rihanna To Attend A$AP Rocky's Criminal Trial Weeks After Relationship Status Confuses Judge
