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Khabib Nurmagomedov's manager ain't happy with Conor McGregor -- blasting him as a coronavirus hypocrite and a "jealous prostitute" after the Irishman criticized Khabib,
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Everyone may be self quarantining right now due to the coronavirus, but the Donkey of the Day tradition marches on.
Charlamagne Tha God gave today's award to talk show host Ellen DeGeneres
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Artist Name: Jae Russ
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The Music industry is 80% business and 20% talent. Jae Russ just released his latest project, an EP he titled "80/20". Off the new EP, Jae Russ has 3 main singles titled "Drill", "Ticket" and "My City" Ft Gillie Da Kid. The records were first played on 66 Raw Radio as well 97.5 Everything Urban and Power 101.7. The single Flex music video first week views debuted at 10k plus and counting. The video is featured on This50,com, DMVlife.com, Coast2Coast, Born Famous, and Independent Dope.
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A man wearing a medical face mask was caught on camera sucker-punching an NYPD officer in the Bronx Tuesday night as the cop’s partner was subduing a robbery suspect.
Nelson Jimenez, 31, launched his attack in front of a crowd of bystanders who had gathered on a sidewalk near 183rd Street and Davidson Avenue in University Heights to watch the arrest of 27-year-old robbery suspect Yoemdy Castro, law enforcement sources said.
One cop in the video can be seen holding Castro to the ground, while another stands nearby.
During the episode, Jimenez walks behind the standing officer, then socks him in the head, knocking off his winter cap, the video shows.
The officer who was struck immediately turns around and fires his Taser, but it’s unclear if it struck Jimenez.
Jimenez then runs away, with the cop close behind, the video shows.
Spectators can be heard cheering on the suspect, imploring the suspect to “run.”
Officers later caught and arrested Jimenez in a nearby bodega, law enforcement sources said. Charges against him are pending.
A second cop who responded to the fracas was also punched in the head in an off-camera incident, according to sources.
The suspect in that assault, Brandee Isom, 25, was arrested and charged with assault and obstructing governmental administration, sources said.
Source: New York Post
NYC people are dying, and suffering as COVID-19 plagues thousands but the same scumbags continue to roam the streets of NYC and attack NYPD cops. Sadly the wrong people are suffering. Welcome to DeBlasios NYC pic.twitter.com/St6UoXV9wZ
— SBA (@SBANYPD) April 8, 2020
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The COVID-19 crisis has shut down the nation. There are no sports, not even pick-up basketball games. There are no shopping trips. There are no dinners eaten at restaurants and movies seen in theaters.
It has wreaked havoc on the economy and left millions unemployed. Families who live paycheck to paycheck are now scrambling to pay bills with no idea when they’ll be able to work again.
It’s also impacting the finances of professional athletes at all levels. For those at the lower salary level, it is making a larger impact. And many are living close to a paycheck-to-paycheck lifestyle, Portland Trail Blazers shooting guard CJ McCollum told former NBA player Jay Williams on “The Boardroom.”
"I would say out of 450 players … 150 probably are living paycheck to paycheck," McCollum said.
McCollum, a vice president for the NBA players association, said some players are hurting since there could be a pay stoppage soon, and there will be a drop in the salary cap for next season due to lost revenues.
Though the average and median salaries for NBA players are in the millions and superstars sign for contracts of up to $40 million a season, per Basketball Reference, there are still players at the bottom of rosters who are making far less.
McCollum has advocated for being concerned about health rather than basketball right now. In an interview for The Athletic’s Hoops Adjacent podcast he ripped into NBA owners for not stepping up to take care of arena workers. Athletes such as Zion Williamson were the first to start donations to workers.
McCollum donated $170,000 to organizations in Portland, Oregon, and Canton, Ohio, last week for COVID-19 relief.
Source: Yahoo Sports
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— Jay Williams (@RealJayWilliams) April 6, 2020
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From Brazil to the U.S. and the United Kingdom, lawmakers have come together to seek accountability from China. Will this lead to rethink of relations with Beijing by their respective governments?
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Tony Ferguson is set to face Justin Gaethje in the main event of UFC 249 on Saturday, April 18. Re-watch Ferguson's Fight of the Night with Anthony Pettis at UFC 229 in 2018.
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The Weeknd drops off an official music video for the song "Until I Bleed Out."
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A teenager in Texas was arrested after she posted a series of videos on social media in which she claimed to be intentionally spreading the new coronavirus, police said.
Lorraine Maradiaga, 18, was charged with making a terroristic threat, a third-degree felony, for the content she posted on Snapchat, Carrollton Police said in a news release.
On Sunday, police issued an appeal to the public for help in locating Maradiaga, who they said was "claiming to be COVID-19 positive and wilfully spreading it."
Police added that they had "no confirmation tithe Maradiaga is actually a threat to public health," but said they were "taking her social media actions very seriously."
She was taken into custody after she turned herself in on Tuesday, police said. Maradiaga told police she tested negative for COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, and police said they have no proof she previously tested positive.
She was arraigned and her bond was set at $20,000 and was taken to the Denton County Jail.
As a condition of her bond, Maradiaga will be ordered to quarantine for 21 days after she is released from jail as a precaution, police added. If convicted, Maradiaga faces up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000.
News of Maradiaga's arrest was met with a flood of comments on the Carrollton Police Department's Facebook, with several commenters thanking officers for taking action to protect the community.
"Thank you for taking this seriously and hopefully she will learn a lesson," Sarah Riise commented. "Prank or no prank, what she did was not okay. Her family must be so embarrassed."
Vinh Lee added: "My mom freaked out because of this. She's afraid of picking up mail and she refuses to buy food because of people like this. Thank you."
Texas has 8,262 confirmed cases of COVI-19 and 154 deaths, according to the latest figures from the Texas Department of State Health Services. More than 1,200 people were hospitalized in thee state because of the virus as of Tuesday.
Across the U.S., there are almost 400,000 confirmed cases—the most of any country by far—and more than 12,900 deaths, according to Johns Hopkins University. More than 22,000 people have recovered.
Source: Newsweek
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The Baltimore Police Department is investigating a video that appears to show an officer jokingly cough on a woman as he passes her outside Perkins Homes housing complex in East Baltimore during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The Instagram video shows a woman call out to the uniformed officer, who, as he passes her on the sidewalk, coughs toward her.
“The Baltimore Police Department has become aware of a recent social media video that depicted a police sergeant apparently coughing near citizens,” police spokeswoman Lindsey Eldridge said in a statement
“We have viewed the video, in its entirety, and believe it warranted being forwarded to the Public Integrity Bureau for an internal investigation.”
Eldridge did not identify the officer.
Kobi Little, president of the local branch of NAACP, said the officer should be held accountable to show both officers and the community such behavior won’t be accepted.
“We urge Commissioner [Michael] Harrison to make an immediate statement today, to the force and the public, that says that BPD has zero tolerance for misconduct during this public health crisis and is committed to responding sensibly, compassionately and responsibly as it patrols and answers emergency calls to maintain public health and safety,” Little said in a statement.
“This incident is emblematic of the force’s failure to respect and build trust with the people of Baltimore. It is hard to justify budget increases and spy planes when the police fail to engage the public with dignity and often are themselves a danger to the public,” he said.
Baltimore City Council President Brandon Scott said he was made aware of the video and sent it to Harrison to take action.
“COVID-19 is not a joke and this behavior is beyond unacceptable,” Scott said. “When you are in public service, it is your duty to treat everyone with respect, especially in a time where we are dealing with both a public health pandemic and a gun violence epidemic. This is not behavior that we want our police officers or any of our public servants to model to our residents.”
Source: Baltimore Sun
CHICAGO -- A federal judge has denied a request by singer R. Kelly to be released from jail on bail due to the coronavirus pandemic
Kelly, 53, is in jail at the Metropolitan Correctional Facility in Chicago and faces charges in Illinois, Minnesota and New York stemming from alleged sexual abuses of underage girls.
Last month, the singer's attorneys filed a motion calling to be granted his release because of COVID-19.
In her ruling Tuesday morning, Eastern District of New York Judge Ann Donnelly ruled that Kelly, "has not established compelling reasons warranting his release. At present, there are no confirmed cases of COVID-19 at the MCC in Chicago."
Kelly was arrested in July on sex charges. He denies abusing anyone.
The federal charges in Chicago accuse Kelly of filming himself having sex with underage girls and of paying off potential witnesses in his 2008 trial - at which he was acquitted - to get them to change their stories.
In December, he pleaded not guilty via a video feed to added charges in New York that he schemed to pay for a fake ID for an unnamed female a day before he married R&B singer Aaliyah, then 15, in a secret ceremony in 1994.
Source: ABC 7
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Delaware’s own Casino Bricks premieres new music from his up and coming EP titled “The Hand I Was Dealt.”
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Rio Rancho, New Mexico – He was an Albuquerque Police officer, but now he’s behind bars, accused of beating up his girlfriend. Newly released police video shows the moment the former officer found himself in handcuffs.
Jeffrey Wharton resigned shortly after he was arrested last month. Rio Rancho police video shows officers arresting the 31-year-old while he was still on duty.
“Right now, we do have a warrant for your arrest. It’s for aggravated battery against a household member, two counts of that. Kidnapping and interference with communication” said a Rio Rancho detective.
According to the criminal complaint, Wharton beat his girlfriend so badly, she had several gashes on her head and face. Police say her injuries were so severe, she had to be taken to the hospital where she was diagnosed with a brain bleed.
Police say a part of the beating was also caught on the couple’s Ring camera and shows Wharton, at one point, dragging her with a chokehold. After police cuffed the former officer, lapel video shows Rio Rancho officers cutting off Wharton’s Albuquerque Police uniform while he’s cuffed.
Officers even tried to get Wharton to tell his side of the story, but he didn’t have much to say after his charges were read to him.
Detective: I do want to give you the opportunity to talk to us and tell us your side of the story. Do you want to take that opportunity?
Wharton: Not after hearing that, no.
Detective: Okay.
Wharton was taken to the Sandoval County Detention Center. Police video shows he still did not have anything to say, but he clearly looked distraught while waiting to be processed in the jail. Earlier this month, a judge decided to keep him locked up until trial.
At the moment, Wharton’s attorney is asking a judge to release him, citing coronavirus concerns. Prosecutors, however, argue his release would not ensure the safety of the community or the victim. A judge is set to hear that motion next month.
APD says Wharton had been with the department since November 2010. He was a senior officer with the department.
Source: Fugitive.com
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Cowboy5, real name Jamie Dijon Terry, is an upcoming rap and hip-hop artist from
Atlanta. Having racked up millions of streams on SoundCloud, with single
“StickyPads” (2018) garnering radio play, the independent artist is making moves.
From aged 7, Cowboy5 made music with an old computer and a microphone, pressing up mixed
tapes with a disc burner. Now, he’s recording in major studios and performing at venues across
Atlanta.
The rapper cites his main influences as Johnny Cash and Tupac, and his main motivation for
making music is “knowing that his story is being told.” Watch out for the next chapter.
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Carrollton police are looking for a woman they say claims to have COVID-19 and is "willfully spreading it."
Police will charge 18-year-old Lorraine Maradiaga with making a terroristic threat, according to a tweet from the department.
"We have no confirmation Maradiaga is actually a threat to public health," the tweet said. "We are, however, taking her social media actions very seriously."
The Snapchat video circulating on social media shows the woman going to what appears to be a drive-thru testing site.
In the video, a nurse is heard telling the person behind the steering wheel that they need to go home while they wait for results.
In a series of videos later, the woman, who police say is Maradiaga, shows herself shopping at what she claims to be Walmart.
"I'm here at Walmart about to infest every (expletive), because if I'm going down, all you (expletive) are going down," she says in the Snapchat video.
The video later shows the woman in her car, coughing into the camera.
"If you want to get the coronavirus and (expletive) die, call me," the person in the video says.
She continues, "I'll meet you up and (cough, cough) and I will shorten your life."
A spokesperson for the Carrollton Police Department said officers went to Maradiaga's home on Sunday, but she was not there.
Police said her family was cooperating with them and hoped the 18-year-old surrenders.
Source: NBC DFW
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UFC star Justin Gaethje says he's both excited and terrified about fighting Tony Ferguson at UFC 249 ... saying, "I’m facing my fears right now and I think that’s what we all need to do."
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In the latest episode of Artist Quarantine, TT Torrez & Bobby Trends gets the scoop, and reaction from Scott Storch on his battle against Mannie Fresh last week!
He also opens up about the steps he took to get off of drugs, after it nearly ruined his life.
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King Von comes through with an official music video for the song "3 A.M."
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