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NEW CUMBERLAND, Pa. (CBS Local) — A Pennsylvania man assaulted an employee after he became upset with the way his groceries were being bagged, authorities said.
Bradley A. Bower, 55, was in the checkout line at a Giant Food Store in New Cumberland Feb. 2 when he became upset. Bower became angry when a cashier put canned goods in the same grocery bag as chips, smashing the chips, according to police.
Bower asked the cashier to stop bagging his groceries that way and then, on his way out of the store, he allegedly told the cashier: “Do you have a problem with me? Because I have a problem with you.”
The cashier, who said he thought Bower was kidding, replied: “Do you?”
That’s when Bower, described by police as 6-foot-tall, weighing 250 pounds, allegedly grabbed the employee by the neck and shouted “You idiot!” The cashier told police he shoved Bower away from him, and other employees then stepped in to separate them.
The employee suffered bruising to his neck, police said.
When police arrived, they viewed security video from the store and issued a simple assault summons for Bower.
Police say Bower told officers he knew he was in the wrong, but he was having a bad day and his chips being smashed sent him over the edge, CBS affiliate WHP reported.
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Featherweight champion Max Holloway most recently defended his belt at UFC 231 against Brian Ortega in December. Next, he moves up a weigh class to take on Dustin Poirier for the interim lightweight belt at UFC 236 on Saturday, April 13, live on Pay-Per-View.
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Dave East, and DJ Chubby Chub sit down with Funk Flex to discuss the recent passing of Nipsey Hussle. Check it out below.
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Report via TMZ -- Conor McGregor personally attacked Khabib's wife -- and seemingly mocked Muslim tradition -- tweeting a photo of the UFC champ and his bride ... and calling her a "towel."
McGregor went on a Twitter rampage Tuesday night ... unleashed a fury of Tweets directed at Paulie Malignaggi -- who slapped his good friend, Artem Lobov, earlier in the day -- and Nurmagomedov.
“Don’t be scared of the rematch you little scurrying rat" ... McGregor wrote.
Conor dug in, getting personal ... posting 2 photos from Khabib's wedding day -- along with the caption, "Your wife is a towel mate" -- appearing to make fun of Khabib's wife's clothing.
McGregor deleted the message minutes later.
Khabib and his wife are devout Muslims ... and his manager, Ali Abdelaziz, took the insult as a direct slight at Khabib's religion.
"Talking shit, this guy is insulting someone’s wife and making fun of her religion and belief. He doesn’t realize he’s insulting 1.5 billon Muslims. Religion and family is a no no. You’re fucked Connor, let’s see what the media is going to say now. He’s a rapist, and a bitch."
Conor's used racially and religiously charged rhetoric to sell fights and belittle fighters in the past ... so it's possible this entire incident is an attempt to goad Khabib into a rematch.
**UPDATE** Khabib just fired back at his arch nemesis ... clearly alluding to the reports that McGregor is under investigation for sexual assault in Ireland (Conor's rep bashed the report as a "rumor," but did not address the allegations).
"Rapist, you are Rapist," Nurmagomedov tweeted.
"You are a hypocrite who is not responsible for your actions. Justice will find you. We will see."
Conor McGregor Calls Khabib's Wife A 'Towel,' Mocks Religious Custom https://t.co/Vcgm37Wfve
— TMZ (@TMZ) April 3, 2019
Rapist, you are Rapist.
— khabib nurmagomedov (@TeamKhabib) April 3, 2019
You are a hypocrite who is not responsible for your actions. Justice will find you.
We will see.@TheNotoriousMMA pic.twitter.com/317rLK5TVN
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Producer Planit Hank recruits Benny The Butcher and M.O.P for his new masterpiece titled "What Happened to the Streets."
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The new trailer for DC Comics' highly anticipated "Joker" movie starring Joaquin Phoenix has arrived, and it doesn't disappoint.
Plot: A failed stand-up comedian is driven insane and becomes a psychopathic murderer.
The cast also includes Robert De Niro, Zazie Beetz, Bill Camp, Frances Conroy, Brett Cullen, Glenn Fleshler, Douglas Hodge, Marc Maron, Josh Pais and Shea Whigham.
"Joker" hits theaters October 4.
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LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) – A man suspected of gunning down musician Nipsey Hussle over a personal dispute has been captured in the Bellflower area.
The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department confirmed to CBS2 that 29-year-old Eric Holder was caught by deputies sometime before 1:30 p.m. Los Angeles police told CBS2 they were responding to confirm the suspect’s identity as Holder.
Hussle, 33, was killed in a triple-shooting Sunday afternoon in a South Los Angeles which left two other men wounded.
LAPD Chief Michel Moore told reporters Tuesday that Holder, a gang member, approached Hussle and the other men he was with several times Sunday and spoke with them. Holder then returned with a handgun and opened fire.
“Mr. Holder walked up on multiple occasions and engaged in a conversation with Nipsey and the others that were there. He left and subsequently came back armed with a handgun, and purposefully and repeatedly fired, striking and killing Nipsey Hussle.”
One of the injured men was hospitalized, but the other was treated at the scene and refused to be transported.
Following the shooting, Holder fled in a 2016 Chevrolet Cruz being driven by an unidentified woman. Investigators were searching for both Holder and the female getaway driver.
Moore said that Holder had been engaged in some kind of dispute with Hussle, but did not specify the details of that dispute.
“At this point in our investigation, based on witness statements, and the background of those that we’ve identified, we believe this to be a dispute between Mr. Hussle and Mr. Holder,” Moore said.
“It appears to be a personal matter between the two of them in regards to a dispute, and I’ll leave it at that,” Moore added.
The Grammy-nominated Hussle, whose real name is Ermias Joseph Asghedom, was fatally shot at around 3:20 p.m. Sunday in the 3400 block of West Slauson Avenue in the Hyde Park neighborhood. He was shot in front of Marathon Clothing, a clothing store which he opened in 2017. Asghedom was in a longtime relationship with actress Lauren London and leaves behind two children.
Moore also provided an update on a stampede which broke out at a large vigil for Hussle Monday night in which more than a dozen people were injured.
The vigil turned chaotic at around 8:10 p.m. near the intersection of Crenshaw Boulevard and Slauson Avenue when Moore said an unidentified man brandished a handgun. At this time, there’s no evidence that he fired the gun, however.
“Another individual there, seeing that, and recognizing the danger in that, attempted to disarm him,” Moore said. “And in that struggle, that caused, obviously, panic in that group of hundreds of people, and a cascade, or stampede if you will, of people hoping to leave and not suffer any injury.”
As people were fleeing, several of them fell and hurt themselves.
“The vast majority of the injuries that we saw were cut injuries from falls, sprains, ankles and so forth,” Moore said.
One victim reported that he was stabbed, but police have not confirmed that, Moore said. Two other women also reported being shot. However, that also has not been confirmed.
“We will continue to investigate the nature of the injuries the two women suffered, I’m not questioning their account, but at this point, I’m lacking information that a shooting occurred,” Moore disclosed.
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Rochester, New York emcee Young Sleep kicks off his "Free Work" freestyle series by going in over the instrumental to G-Unit's "Gangsta Shit."
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In this clip, Vlad welcomes Boosie back for another exclusive interview, while pointing out that the Louisiana legend is one of his favorite guests who always breaks records in terms of audience reaction and views. From there, Boosie speaks on a number of topics, including his plans of traveling to China to be the "daddy and the mommy" of a Chinese baby with a Boosie fade. Later on, the conversation shifts towards music where he speaks on his longevity in the game, noting how the "rap game is like the drug game" in the way that your success is dictated by your hustle. That leads Vlad to ask Boosie about DaBaby paying him $15K for a verse, an investment that has paid dividends for the Charlotte emcee who recently signed a major deal with Interscope.
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In this clip, Nick Cannon explains why the black community in particular is hurt over the tarnished legacies of Bill Cosby, R. Kelly, and Michael Jackson, keeping in mind their signature to the culture and how they were thought of as family. That leads to a discussion on the potential motivations behind the accusers seen on Leaving Neverland, with Cannon revealing that he was mad at Oprah when she gave them her platform at an ever further cost of Jackson's legacy. Elsewhere, Cannon clarifies a recent point he made about the reaction to Harvey Weinstein, conceding that even though there's a Sundance documentary that few people have seen, he's still waiting to see his mugshot like everyone else.
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G Herbo up at Tim Westwood's Capital XTRA show going in with a hard freestyle over Pinero Beats 'Overdose'! Check it out below.
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Israel Adesanya continued his rapid ascent up the middleweight rankings after he faced off with UFC legend Anderson Silva at UFC 234 in February. Next, Adesanya faces Kelvin Gastelum for the interim middleweight championship at UFC 236 on April 13.
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Los Angeles police have identified a suspect in the killing of rapper Nipsey Hussle.
Police say they are looking for 29-year-old Eric Holder, who is suspected of shooting Hussle Sunday afternoon outside his clothing store in South Los Angeles.
A news release states detectives suspect that Holder fled in a 2016 Chevy Cruze that was waiting in an adjacent alley. The car’s license plate is 7RJD742.
Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore plans a news conference for Tuesday morning to discuss updates in the investigation.
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Report via NBC News - LOS ANGELES — Nineteen people were injured Monday night, four of them critically, when chaos erupted in the Los Angeles neighborhood where hundreds had gathered to honor the slain rapper Nipsey Hussle, law enforcement officials said.
Fire officials initially said they were responding to reports that a shot or shots had been fired near the intersection of West Slauson Avenue and Crenshaw Boulevard in South Los Angeles. But police said reports that shots had been fired didn't appear to be accurate.
Law enforcement officials told NBC News that at least one person had been stabbed. The nature of the other injuries wasn't immediately clear, but numerous people fell or were knocked to the ground as panicked crowds fled the scene.
Los Angeles Police Chief Michael Moore said in an interview on KNX radio that a disturbance, possibly a fight, broke out about 8:30 p.m., which set off "a cascading series of events that caused a lot of turmoil."
"Uncertainty can cause people to swarm and move in these heavy flows," Moore said, adding that in the confusion, "some individuals in the group were attacking or striking someone else."
Police issued a citywide tactical alert as scores of helmeted officers raced to the intersection.
Hussle, whose debut studio album, "Victory Lap," was nominated for Best Rap Album at this year's Grammy Awards, was shot and killed Sunday in the parking lot outside his Marathon Clothing store. A suspect remained at large Monday night.
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This year marks the 12th Anniversary of DJ HeadBussa’s Celebrity Birthday Week April 26 - May 1 benefitting the National Ataxia Foundation. HB Week’s mission is to: Educate, Inspire and Uplift the urban community in Tampa Bay through various outlets such as: Charity Bowling Events, Community events, Volunteer Work, and Entertainment Events. Log on to www.HBweek.com for more information.
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In this clip, John Salley speaks on how he feels bad for R. Kelly and what he's going through, while noting some glaring hypocrisies in America with respect to what gets celebrated and what gets cancelled. He states that one example of this selective outrage is the muting of artists like Kelly and Michael Jackson, as people continuously stand and salute the national anthem. Salley references the historical crimes against humanity associated with the very foundation of the United States of America, thus if we can still listen to its song then other controversial history shouldn't be silenced either.
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Nick Cannon spoke to VladTV about thinking that Michael Jackson was Superman and always turning down requests to meet with him because he didn't want to be disappointed in someone of who he was a big fan. Nick went on to state that he also thought it was strange that parents would leave their children with Michael for long periods and allow them to sleep in the bed with him.
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