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In episode number eight of Urban Daily's #NoFilter series they sit down for hilarious conversations regarding the woman found naked in Chris Brown's bed, with Jordin Sparks, Jack Thriller, Rae Holliday, Von DeCarlo and more.
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Flavor Flav ran into some trouble in Las Vegas on Thursday, May 21.
TMZ reports that the 56-year old Public Enemy rapper, real name, William Drayton Jr., was pulled over the by Nevada Highway Patrol for going going 73 mph in a 45 mph zone.
Cops ran his information through the system and found out he was driving on a suspended license. Flavor had previously has his license suspended 16 times previously.
He was hit with a total of 6 citations.
-- DUI
-- Possession of marijuana
-- Open container
-- Speeding
-- Bogus registration
-- Driving with a suspended license
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BALTIMORE (Associated Press) — A grand jury's decision to indict all six officers charged in the death of Freddie Gray, who died of injuries suffered in police custody, allows the state's attorney to press ahead with the most serious charges despite criticism she was part of an "overzealous prosecution."
The indictments announced Thursday were similar to the charges Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby announced three weeks ago. The most serious charge for each officer, ranging from second-degree "depraved heart" murder to assault, stood, though some of the lesser alleged offenses had changed.
Attorneys for the officers have said in court documents they are the victims of an "overzealous prosecution" riddled with personal and political conflicts of interest. At a minimum, they said, Mosby should be replaced with an independent prosecutor because she had a personal interest in calming unrest in the city that followed Gray's death and because her husband is a city councilman who represents the areas most affected by upheaval.
Gray suffered a critical spinal injury April 12 after police handcuffed, shackled and placed him head-first into a van, Mosby has said. His pleas for medical attention were repeatedly ignored.
His death a week later spawned protests that on two occasions gave way to violence and looting. In the wake of the riots, Democratic Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake implemented a curfew and Republican Gov. Larry Hogan declared a state of emergency.
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Mosby said prosecutors presented evidence to the grand jury for the past two weeks. Some of the charges were changed based on new information, but she didn't say what that was. She also did not take questions.
"As is often the case, during an ongoing investigation, charges can and should be revised based upon the evidence," Mosby said.
Two officers, Edward Nero and Garrett Miller, were indicted on second-degree assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office for "failure to perform a duty regarding the safety of a prisoner" and for an illegal arrest, Mosby said. The indictments do not include the false-imprisonment charge both officers initially faced.
Officer Caesar Goodson Jr.
Officer William Porter
Lt. Brian Rice
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Officer Edward Nero
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"I'm very glad that the grand jury chose not to indict officer Nero on false imprisonment and one count of second-degree assault. I'm quite confident he will be acquitted of the remaining charges at trial," Nero's defense attorney, Marc Zayon, said.
Caesar Goodson, who drove the van, faces manslaughter and a second-degree "depraved heart" murder charge, as well as misconduct in office and second-degree assault. Sgt. Alicia White, Lt. Brian Rice and Officer William Porter are each charged with manslaughter, second-degree assault and misconduct in office. Those officers also face reckless-endangerment charges.
Ivan Bates, an attorney for White, said he is "looking forward to seeing Ms. Mosby in court and proving that Sgt. Alicia White is innocent."
Nero, Miller and Rice are white; Goodson, Porter and White are black.
Gray's death became a symbol of what protesters say is a pattern of police brutality against African-Americans in Baltimore. Following Gray's death, the Justice Department announced a civil rights investigation of the Baltimore Police Department to search for discriminatory policing practices and examine allegations that officers too often use excessive force and make unconstitutional searches and arrests.
Gray was arrested in the Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood of West Baltimore. According to court documents, he made eye contact with a police officer and took off running. He was apprehended two blocks away and arrested for possession of a knife that Miller wrote in charging documents is illegal under a city ordinance. Mosby said the arrest was unlawful because the knife is legal under state law.
None of the officers secured Gray's seatbelt in the van, a violation of police policy. Soon after he was placed in the van, Goodson made a second stop during which Gray was secured in leg irons because he was "irate," police said.
After a ride that included two more stops, including one to pick up a second passenger, the van arrived at the Western District police station. By that time, Gray was non-responsive.
The Rev. Cortly "C.D." Witherspoon, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference's Baltimore chapter, said he was surprised by the indictments.
"The track record of this city and state's attorney's office and even the grand jury in Baltimore is not to indict in these type cases," he said.
In the neighborhood where Gray was arrested, the news was received Thursday evening more with a shrug than a cheer.
"We ain't worried about the indictment. We want a conviction," said Michael Banks, 44.
Lisa Logan, an HIV-awareness advocate, said she's glad the case is proceeding. But she doesn't understand why the van driver faces more serious charges than the officers who put Gray in the van.
"Something occurred, some law was broken, so justice is being done," Logan said. "But how and who and how it all broke down, we'll have to wait and see."
Equal-justice advocate Noche Diaz, who said he moved to Baltimore from New York to join the protests, called the indictment "only a first step."
"The only thing that got the charges in the first place was when people rose up and then more people around the country stood up," he said. "There's going to be a need to continue and renew that fight."
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Associated Press writer David Dishneau contributed to this report.
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The Brick Star Boyz and G-Unit connect as Troy Ave links up with 50 Cent for a new song titled "Bang Bang." The track was produced by Yankee and Troy Ave.
This is off of Troy's forthcoming album, Major Without a Label, dropping June 5.
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Super producer/songwriter/singer Remo The Hitmaker teams up with 50 Cent to remix his blazing new single entitled "Why You Mad At Me?"
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**UPDATE** May 23
Remo The Hitmaker's hot new single featuring 50 Cent, "Why You Mad At Me," is now available on iTunes. Hit the link below and grab your copy today!
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/why-you-mad-at-me-remix-feat./id998021222
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Compton, California emcee C. Carter delivers her new single entitled "The Clique." The song was produced by EyeQ. Take a listen up top and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
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Bobby V teams up with with Snootie Wild for a collaboration entitled "Versace Sheets." Give it a listen up top and let us know what you think of it in the comment section below.
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Here's a previously unreleased song from Lady Gaga and Kendrick Lamar entitled "PARTYNAUSEOUS." The track didn't get the official green light because of creative differences.
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Machine Gun Kelly paid a visit to Hot 97 to chop it up with Ebro in the Morning.
He discusses the pressure of fame, being accepted in hip hop
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Machine Gun Kelly paid a visit to Hot 97 to chop it up with Ebro in the Morning.
He discusses the pressure of fame, being accepted in hip hop, playing smaller venues, having a real base, not selling out, dating Amber Rose, saving Cleveland and more.
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Ronda Rousey was recently profiled in a segment on HBO's Real Sports. Widely recognized as the most dominant fighter in the UFC, the 28-year old women's Bantamweight Champion was engaging during the conversation.
Ronda discusses her reluctance at being called a sex symbol, her dad's suicide when she was 8-years old, her mom being a Judo champion and getting her into the sport, being the first American woman to ear an Olympic medal in Judo, Dana White finally agreeing to allow women into the UFC, her acting career, her new book, My Fight/ Your Fight and more.
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Joseph Sikora and Naturi Naughton are really enjoying their roles on Power. With season coming June 6, the two stopped by The Breakfast Club to talk about the show.
They both talked about how they got their roles, how their real life partners feel about their sex scenes, the excitement of the second season, Kanan (50 Cent) coming home from prison to cause havoc and much more.
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Here's King Louie's new mixtape entitled Drilluminati 3: God Of Drill. Features include Fetty Wap, Dreezy, PartyNextDoor and more.
Download here http://www.datpiff.com/King-Louie-Drilluminati-3-mixtape.710634.html
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Original Block Hustlaz boss Ar-Ab has been putting in work overtime in the lab. He recently released his Mud Muzik II mixtape. Today he breaks off a new freestyle over Nas' classic "Ether" instrumental.
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Waka Flocka Flame and DJ Whoo Kid are the "Turn Up Godz." Check out their official music video for the very hyped up track below and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
Directed by: Jesse Castellanos | Produced by: 36BRICKHOUSE
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Song Produced by: Jae Millz
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As Troy Ave prepares to release his new album entitled Major Without a Deal on June 5, he provides his fans with some new music to hold them over.
Check out his remix of Future's "Trap Niggaz."
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Sheek Louch of The Lox is back with a new freestyle. This time around he decides to hop on 50 Cent's Dr. Dre-produced classic, "Gunz Come Out."
Be on the lookout for Sheek's Silverback Gorilla 2 project, coming soon.
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Eddylness
Do You Love Romance
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New Artist- Eddylness is Bringing Back that Hip Hop/R & B flavor. Check out the song "Do You Love Romance" This week's Featured Artist on MyMusicMyLife.com
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