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HOL’UPPPP.!!! The catch phrase for the Compton (Bompton) representative "slim400" who has been non stop with back to back hits since the release of his "FOEREALA" album ft. Giants from East/West coast "All On You" is keeping the campaign alive... Giving a message to the special ladies that's really holding it down... so hit Play an zone out... after you watch go stream the album "Foereala" https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/foe-reala/1396290039 an keep up with "Slim400" on a daily via Twitter @officialslim400 and IG @slim400blk
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Disrupting a rash of targeted attacks, the U.S. Secret Service intercepted a bomb that was addressed to Hillary Clinton and a possible explosive that was sent to former President Barack Obama.
Also Wednesday, a police bomb squad was sent to CNN’s offices in New York City and the newsroom was evacuated because of a suspicious package.
A U.S. official told The Associated Press that investigators believe the explosive that was discovered near the Clintons’ home in Chappaqua, New York, is linked to one found Monday at the compound of liberal billionaire George Soros.
The official wasn’t authorized to publicly discuss an ongoing investigation and spoke on condition of anonymity.
The official said one of the packages had the return address of Rep. Deborah Wasserman Schultz, an ironic reference to the former chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee.
The package addressed to Obama was intercepted Wednesday by Secret Service agents in Washington.
Neither Clinton nor Obama received the packages, and neither was at risk of receiving them because of screening procedures, the Secret Service said in a statement.
The White House condemned “the attempted violent attacks recently made against President Obama, President Clinton, Secretary Clinton, and other public figures.”
“These terrorizing acts are despicable, and anyone responsible will be held accountable to the fullest extent of the law,” press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement that that referred to the senders as “these cowards.”
Hillary Clinton was attending campaign events for Democrats in Florida on Tuesday and Wednesday and was not at the family’s New York residence at the time. She is headlining a fundraising reception on Wednesday for former Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala, who is running for Congress in South Florida.
Bill Clinton was at the family’s Chappaqua home at the time the package was intercepted at a Westchester County facility, said a person familiar with his schedule. The person said the device was screened at the facility — not in proximity to their residence — and never reached the Clintons’ home.
A law enforcement official told The Associated Press that the package discovered at Soros’ home appeared to be a pipe bomb and was in a package placed in a mailbox outside the gates of the compound. A Soros employee opened it just inside the gates, not near Soros’ quarters, the official said.
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Associated Press writer Ken Thomas contributed to this report.
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Lik Moss says things are looking great for AR-AB, NoBrakes Bras, Mula and the rest of the OBH members who were picked up by the feds.
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“Malcolm” is the second video release off Casino Costa’s new project “The Man That Doesn’t Exist”. This song describes internal fight between wanting more out of life, yet not changing who he is.
Casino Costa is releasing the worlds first “Quick Tape Series.” A compilation of albums that last under 30 minute, played together they create a unified body of work that is truly unlike anything you have ever heard.
Casino Costa sounds, creates and continues to push the envelope of what rap should be, by his complete independence and lack of care for “what’s popping now”, Casino Costa is like no artist before him and no artist to come... this is something new, something real and something that is truly a pleasure to the ear. Treat yourself and listen for a moment.
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Anderson Silva is a terrible match up for Conor McGregor, Joe Rogan on Jon Jones, Daniel Cormier, Brock Lesnar,Cris Cyborg vs Amanda Nunes.
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Drug Music Ink's Own Tex drops his solo single "Nameless"
Voice of the streets and the struggle Tex displays his lyrical ability and and street knowledge
Available on all music platforms : onerpm.com/al/4634411007
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The San Jose District Attorney's Office announced that they will not charge two San Jose police officers who were involved in a fatal officer-involved shooting at the Metcalf Energy Center in January. Around 5:00 p.m. on January 9, 2018, Thompson Nguyen drove to the plant on Blanchard Road, climbed over a fence and began to stalk the campus, carrying a hatchet in one hand and a metal staff in the other. Authorities said he also had another hatchet, three pipes, seven knives, nunchucks, a GoPro camera, and a sword. According to the DA's Office, Officers Adam Hutson and Timothy Faye arrived soon after and tried to get Nguyen to drop his weapons. Nguyen told officers, "Shoot me!" and "Kill me!" numerous times. One officer replied, "We don't want to shoot." Body cam footage released by the DA showed officers following Nguyen for several minutes and asked him nearly 30 times to stop before the shooting.
Officer's fired on Nguyen once he approached them with the hatchet and the metal staff and got within striking range. Authorities say Nguyen suffered from mental illness. Prosecutor David Boyd said, "Any reasonable officer would conclude that Nguyen, whether as a result of a mental health issue or not, had decided that he was going to die that day and that if he had to attack an officer with a weapon to make it happen, he was going to do so." Nguyen was pronounced dead at the scene. According to the DA's report, after the shooting, officers found a fake police badge and journals in Nguyen's car in which he wrote that Metcalf employees had put microchips in his brain.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rapper Nicki Minaj is being sued for sampling a Tracy Chapman song without permission.
Chapman filed a copyright infringement lawsuit Monday in a Los Angeles federal court. The Grammy-winning singer says Minaj’s unreleased track “Sorry” incorporates the lyrics and vocal melody from her 1988 single “Baby Can I Hold You.”
The lawsuit states the “Fast Car” singer repeatedly denied multiple requests to sample her song for Minaj’s fourth album “Queen.”
Minaj’s representatives did not respond to emails seeking comment.
“Sorry” was not included on Minaj’s album but Chapman alleges the rapper gave it to a popular New York disc jockey who played the song on the radio and posted it to his social media accounts in August.
Chapman is suing for unspecified damages and wants to prevent Minaj from releasing “Sorry” commercially.
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Jonah Hill took The Genius Test to assess his ‘Mid90s’ hip-hop knowledge. Watch to see how much he knows about JAY-Z, Wu-Tang Clan, The Fugees, and more.
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Houston legend and Rap-A-Lot Records CEO, J. Prince, warns Pusha T to stop talking about Drake or else.
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Da Cloth team continues to put in heavy duty work. Mooch teamed up with producer Farms Beats for a new project titled "Heroin Farms." Here's the second visual off of it featuring Rigz, "Aunty House."
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Police in Tulsa, Okla. have released body cam footage that shows a woman in handcuffs stealing a police car. The incident happened earlier this year, and the woman is currently in prison.
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Philadelphia rapper and OBH Records boss, AR-AB, has left a lot of material to hold fans over while he fights his court case. Check out his "Trained to Go" freestyle.
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Jay Mula releases an official music video for his collaboration with Manolo Rose titled "No Regular."
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This is off of Jay's "Rockaway Ave" project. Out now on all platforms. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/rockaway-ave/1271946372
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James Harrison joins Colin Cowherd to discuss Week 7's NFL action. Hear what they say about Baker Mayfield rookie struggles, the Los Angeles Rams and more.
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Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe react to the Los Angeles Lakers - Houston Rockets fight in LeBron James home debut. Plus, hear what they have to say about the NBA suspensions.
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(AP) - Rae Carruth is a free man.
The former NFL wide receiver was released from prison Monday after serving more than 18 years for conspiring to murder the mother of his unborn child.
The Carolina Panthers’ 1997 first-round draft pick was released from Sampson Correctional Institution in Clinton, North Carolina, after completing his sentence of 18 to 24 years.
Carruth did not speak to reporters on as he left the prison wearing a knit cap and an unzipped jacket on a chilly morning with temperatures in the high 30s. There was a smattering of applause as Carruth got into a white SUV and was whisked away from the prison.
Carruth, now 44, was found guilty of orchestrating a plot to kill Cherica Adams on Nov. 16, 1999, in Charlotte, North Carolina, to avoid paying child support. Adams was shot four times while driving her car, but managed to make a 911 call that helped implicate Carruth.
Adams fell into a coma and died less than a month later after the shooting.
The child she was carrying, Chancellor Lee Adams, was delivered by emergency cesarean section but suffers from permanent brain damage and cerebral palsy.
Last week, he told WSOC-TV in Charlotte in a telephone interview, “I just truly want to be forgiven.”
Carruth went on to say he was “somewhat frightened” about his release, adding that “I’m nervous just about how I’ll be received by the public. I still have to work. I still have to live. I have to exist out there and it just seems like there is so much hate and negativity toward me.”
Carruth has repeatedly said he wants to have a relationship with his son, who remains in the custody of his grandmother, Saundra Adams, who has raised him since birth. Adams had previously said she would be there when Carruth got out of prison, but she was not present on Monday.
Carruth’s arrest on charges of conspiracy and attempted murder nine days after the shooting sent shockwaves throughout the Panthers organization.
The team released Carruth and the NFL suspended him indefinitely after he fled the Charlotte area after posting $3 million bail and was found by federal authorities hiding in the trunk of a car in Tennessee, about 500 miles from Charlotte.
Panthers center Frank Garcia, who was teammates with Carruth for more than two seasons, said players were stunned when they heard the news of Carruth’s possible involvement in the murder, about 20 miles from the team’s downtown stadium in the affluent section of South Charlotte.
“It would be like finding out the guy sitting in the cubicle next to you at work was arrested for murder,” Garcia said. “You just don’t always know people as well as you think you do.”
Garcia said Carruth was a little shy, and mostly kept to himself. But he said Carruth had a passion for helping kids, including reading books to elementary school students.
It was a difficult time in Panthers history.
Some players were called out of football practice to testify at the trial. Those not involved would spend time huddling in the players’ lounge watching the trial on Court TV.
“That is one time where you were actually hiding from the cameras,” Garcia said. “You just wanted to stay low and not be involved. All along you’re asking yourself, ‘Did I miss any signs? How is somebody capable of this?’”
While in jail Carruth worked as a barber, making about $1 per hour, according to North Carolina Department of Public Safety spokesman Jerry Higgins.
That’s a far cry from the four-year, $3.7 million contract Carruth signed with the Panthers after being drafted — although he never collected all of that money since he was released in the third year of his deal.
Carruth’s future is uncertain.
He was taken to an undisclosed location after his release.
He will be a on a ninth-month post-release program, according to Higgins. He would need special permission from a case officer to leave the state or the country during that span, but is free to go wherever he pleases after nine months.
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For more NFL coverage: https://apnews.com/tag/NFL and http://www.twitter.com/AP_NFL
#BREAKING & #JUST IN: Our first look at Rae Carruth in nearly a decade. He was released from Sampson Correctional Facility in Clinton, NC shortly after 8 a.m. The former Panthers player was charged in the 1999 murder of Cherica Adams in Charlotte, NC. @wcnc #RaeCarruth pic.twitter.com/3eYdwueTnI
— Ariel Plasencia (@ariel_plasencia) October 22, 2018
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