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A$AP Rocky found not guilty in assault trial in Los Angeles

A$AP Rocky has been found not guilty of two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm Tuesday following a nearly month-long trial in downtown Los Angeles.

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A$AP Rocky Accuser Unfazed by Rapper’s Acquittal, Gets Trial Date for Lawsuit

A$AP Rocky was found not guilty of gun assault charges at a criminal trial, but his accuser isn't backing down and still wants a civil trial

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A$AP Relli Will Move Forward With Civil Lawsuit Against A$AP Rocky

A$AP Rocky will have to face Terell Ephron, formerly known as A$AP Relli, in court following their recent legal battle. According to a report Rolling Stone published on Wednesday, February 26, an attorney for Ephron told Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge William Fahey there are no plans to drop his civil lawsuit against the "Tailor Swif" rapper even after a jury found him not guilty in his criminal trial.

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What was ASAP Rocky on trial for? Grammy-nominated rapper found not guilty

Rakim Mayers, better known as A$AP Rocky, was acquitted on Tuesday. He had faced up to 24 years in prison if convicted on all ...

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Rapper ASAP Rocky acquitted of assault charge over alleged Hollywood shooting

Rocky, whose real name is Rakim Mayers, was acquitted Tuesday of assault charges stemming from a 2021 Hollywood shooting.

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ASAP Rocky Leaves LA Court House After Testifying

Expedition 70 NASA astronaut Jasmin Moghbeli announced that the International Space Station crew found a tomato lost by ...

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Los Angeles

The Los Angeles ... by the California wildfires as they desperately search for new housing after losing their homes. The destruction caused by the Eaton Fire in Los Angeles County, which ...

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Los Angeles County has cut homelessness, but wildfires threaten to erase that gain

That's helped Los Angeles County and the state notch meaningful gains, even as more than 187,000 people remain homeless in California, including 75,000 people across Los Angeles County.

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