Niagara Falls, New York emcee Jamal Gasol has been nothing if not consistent. Today, he continues with his quality releases by dropping "Stir The Pot Freestyle Pt. 26: Stem Stories."
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 24, 2022 at 12:30pm
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Mexican prosecutors issued an arrest warrant for a suspect in the death of an American woman who was vacationing at a luxury resort in San José del Cabo.
“This case is fully clarified, we even have a court order, there is an arrest warrant issued for the crime of femicide to the detriment of the victim & against an alleged perpetrator, a friend of her who is the direct aggressor,” Daniel de la Rosa Anaya, a local prosecutor said.
Shanquella Robinson’s death was originally thought to be alcohol poisoning, but a death certificate revealed the cause of death was a “severe spinal cord injury & atlas luxation,” an instability of the first two neck vertebrae.
Footage previously emerged that showed Robinson being beaten inside a hotel room with Robinson’s mother, Sallamondra, telling the news station she recognized people in the video as friends who went on the trip with her daughter.
Reports initially indicated the 25-year-old died 15 minutes after her spinal injury, but Robinson might have actually been alive & received medical care for several hours before she was pronounced dead.
Dr. Karolina Beatriz Ornelas Gutiérrez said Robinson had “drunk a lot of alcohol,” & was dehydrated & unable to talk, but had stable vital signs.
When Gutierrez wanted to take Robinson to a hospital, the victim’s friends insisted she be cared for at the villa.
Robinson later suffered a brief seizure & her condition worsened before her heart stopped beating & police arrived.
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 24, 2022 at 10:00am
Ex-magazine columnist E. Jean Carroll sued Donald Trump for battery & defamation under a new New York law that allows adults alleging sexual assault to bring claims years after the attack.
Carroll filed the lawsuit Thursday, the first day that civil lawsuits can be brought under the new law, the Adult Survivors Act, which gives adults a 1-year window to file a claim.
The lawsuit is the second Carroll has brought against Trump, but the first to seek to hold him accountable for battery for allegedly raping Carroll in the dressing room of a New York department store in the mid-1990s. The lawsuit also alleges a new defamation claim based on statements Trump made last month.
Carroll is asking a judge to order Trump to retract his defamatory statements and award compensatory, punitive & exemplary damages in an amount to be determined at trial.
In 2019, Carroll sued Trump for defamation after he denied her sexual assault allegation, said he never met Carroll, that she wasn’t his type & that she made up the story to boost sales of her new book.
“I don’t know this woman, have no idea who she is, other than it seems she got a picture of me many years ago, with her husband, shaking my hand on a reception line at a celebrity charity event. She completely made up a story that I met her at the doors of this crowded New York City Department Store & within minutes, ‘swooned’ her,” Trump posted on his social media platform Truth Social.
If the 2019 case is dismissed, the defamation claims from 2022 would not be impacted since Trump was not a federal employee last month when he made the new statements.
Rochester, NY emcee Curtis Coke (Formerly known as L.I.) links with DJ/Producer Dee Jay Sight for their joint album “Vocal Movie” with appearances by @djease_, @dacloth_mooch, @brogawd & more.
1. Opening Credits (0:00) 2. Section 7 [Cuts by DJ Ease] (2:38) 3. Crime Pays ft Mooch of Da Cloth (5:49) 4. Welcome To Johnny’s (9:07) 5. Gawd Willing ft BroGawd (11:29) 6. 16 Duces (14:40) 7. Couple Hundred Grand ft Cheeve (16:32) 8. Bird Talk ft Jadaya T’lour (20:13) 9. Street Talk Too (24:34) 10. Champaign C (26:49)
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 24, 2022 at 12:47am
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — The alleged shooter facing possible hate crime charges in the fatal shooting of 5 people at a Colorado Springs gay nightclub was ordered held without bail in an initial court appearance Wednesday as the suspect sat slumped over in a chair.
Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, could be seen with injuries visible on their face & head in a brief video appearance from jail. Aldrich appeared to need prompting by defense attorneys & offered a slurred response when asked to state their name by El Paso County Court Judge Charlotte Ankeny.
The suspect was beaten into submission by patrons during Saturday night’s shooting at Club Q & released from the hospital Tuesday. The motive in the shooting was still under investigation, but authorities said Aldrich faces possible murder & hate crime charges.
Hate crime charges would require proving that the shooter was motivated by bias, such as against the victims’ actual or perceived sexual orientation or gender identity. The charges against Aldrich are preliminary & prosecutors have not yet filed formal charges.
Defense attorneys said late Tuesday that the suspect is nonbinary & in court filings referred to the suspect as “Mx. Aldrich.” The attorneys’ footnotes assert that Aldrich is nonbinary & uses they/them pronouns.
Prosecutor Michael Allen repeatedly referred to the suspect as “he” during a press briefing after the hearing & said the suspect’s gender status would not change anything about the case in his opinion. Allen said Aldrich was “physically competent” to stand charges.
Ankeny set the next hearing for Dec. 6.
Of 17 people injured by gunshots in the attack, 11 remained hospitalized late Wednesday.
Seventh Child comes through as promised with his long awaited EP, "Still Survivin: The Great Reset." The six song project features Rob Gates of Da Cloth and frequent collaborator Cashmere Brown.
HOUSTON (Click2Houston) – A man has been arrested after deputies say he used a device to change the price of fuel at a local gas station.
Miguel Manzano has since been charged with unlawful use of a criminal instrument or mechanical security device.
On Monday, deputies with Harris County Precinct 4 responded to a business located in the 26600 block of Kuykendahl Road and arrested Manzano.
During the arrest, deputies said they found a remote in Manzano’s pocket that was used to keep the gas pump from registering the proper amount of fuel that was being taken from the pump. Deputies said he stole over 800 gallons of fuel for 1 cent per gallon.
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 23, 2022 at 12:30pm
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Artist Nick Cage sits down at Foundation Studio with Buffalo, NY’s Benny the Butcher to Chop it Up about becoming a successful hip-hop artist, what inspired the Black Soprano Family, staying out of the streets, being inspired by Westside Gunn, The Griselda Family, and more.
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 23, 2022 at 12:24pm
A Texas gas station clerk has been arrested after shooting at a customer who broke a jar of salsa, authorities said.
Breanna Miranda, 22, was taken into custody Friday after the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable’s Office responded to a disturbance call at her workplace in Atascocita, the precinct confirmed in a statement.
After arriving, officers learned that Miranda told a male customer to leave the store. The two argued, at which point the man broke a jar of salsa before storming outside.
Miranda allegedly followed the man outside and retrieved a handgun from her car before firing at him twice.
It is unclear if the man was injured in the fight.
Police subsequently booked Miranda into the Harris County Jail on charges of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 23, 2022 at 11:00am
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"The fourth quarter is here and to be frank this is PIFF favorite quarter." After a successful drop of “SATIVA” the Bull City emcee is back with the trilogy “INDICA.” PiFF (aka Pennywise JR) gives an inside view of his forthcoming EP INDICA (to drop digitally on all DSP November 7th). Vinyl and CDs to follow!
The emcee reveals this drop is part two of a three-part musical series. This initial six-song offering is also fully produced by Brazil's own F-Plus Beats (who PiFF calls "one of the most talented beat-smiths I know"). Much like the variety of cannabis flavors that inspired it, there is a multitude of vibes and lyrical attacks within. PiFF has two features on this EP offering. Unlike SATIVA, INDICA has a different vibe. PiFF single “On One” showcases his ability to pull in the fans with a catchy hook and sharp bars. PiFF does it again on the song “Indica” using his verbal ability and introducing different strains of the flower to give us a full picture and storyline. What a wonderful song indeed!
Though his emcee name and album imagery exemplify the king of clown horror, PiFF himself is a three-dimensional lyricist with quite a discography to his name. (Google: PiFF Pennywise JR) Some of his most recent drops include Sativa which is the first part to the current EP series’. Sativa has songs that ranges from the funky melodicism of the opening track "Weed Sticky" which he uses his sense of humor on the EP's title track (which references PiFF's favorite strains of Grapefruit Durban, Bubblegum Kush to a variety of other flavors). There's also an introspective ode to a fallen soldier "I'm Not Okay" all with a cohesive boom bap feel throughout. PIFF Invasion Volume 1 mixtape, where he gets busy over beats from some of his favorite producers, such as the Alchemist. The 2.5 installment of his War Lord series, (this one also fully produced by F-Plus Beats).
B.A.R.S. Murre is back like he never left with a new single and accopanying music video titled "The Coolest." Off of his forthcoming album, “Jewelry Store Shootouts.”
This video was shot during Benny The Butcher’s “Nightmare in Texas Tour.” Beat produced by Johnny Slash. Video shot by New Vegas Films.
CHESAPEAKE, Va., Nov 23 (Reuters) - A Walmart employee killed six people and wounded several others before fatally shooting himself at a store in Chesapeake, Virginia, authorities said on Wednesday, in the latest episode of gun violence in the United States.
The shooter, who has not been identified, used a pistol in the shooting late Tuesday, wounding at least four people in addition to the fatalities, Chesapeake Police Chief Mark Solesky said at a news conference.
Coming on the heels of the shooting of five people at a Colorado Springs LGBTQ nightclub on Saturday, the latest massacre prompted another round of condemnations by public officials and calls by activists for tighter gun control.
"Heinous acts of violence have no place in our communities," Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin said on Twitter. The Republican has faced stepped-up calls for policies to address gun violence after three University of Virginia students were shot to death earlier this month.
In addition to seven confirmed dead, including the shooter, four people were being treated at hospitals in the area, just south of Norfolk, Solesky said.
One employee told ABC News that the shooter was a manager at the store.
"I looked up and my manager just opened the door and he just opened fire," Briana Tyler said, according to ABC.
It is not the first mass shooting at a Walmart, which has thousands of stores across the United States.
At a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, in August 2019, 23 people were killed in a mass shooting near the U.S.-Mexico border in an act described as domestic terrorism by law enforcement. It was also the deadliest attack on the Hispanic community in modern times. Patrick Wood Crusius, then 21, from Allen, Texas, was arrested in the shooting and he left behind a manifesto with white nationalist and anti-immigrant themes.
Walmart in a statement on Wednesday said it was "shocked" at the violence at the Chesapeake store and it was working closely with law enforcement.
B.A.R.S. Murre is back like he never left with a new single and accopanying music video titled "The Coolest." Off of his forthcoming album, “Jewelry Store Shootouts.”
This video was shot during Benny The Butcher’s “Nightmare in Texas Tour.” Beat produced by Johnny Slash. Video shot by New Vegas Films.
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — A record verdict was announced Monday for a Fairborn man wrongfully accused of raping several women in the 1990s, awarding 57-year-old Roger ‘Dean’ Gillispie $45 million, the highest settlement in state history.
When he was 24 years old, he was accused of raping 3 women, a crime he says he never had anything to do with. Today, he was declared a wrongfully imprisoned person by the state of Ohio.
“My whole life has been in a courtroom, 20 years in prison & in a courtroom,” said Gillispie. “33 years ago I went to prison for a crime I absolutely had nothing to do with & today we proved that beyond a reasonable doubt, I’m completely innocent.”
In court, the jury found that a former Miami Township Police Detective suppressed exculpatory evidence that led to Gillispie’s conviction for raping multiple women.
The evidence at trial showed that the detective created an unfair lineup of potential suspects, claimed a witness had made an identification when they had not, destroyed evidence showing Gillispie was out of town camping in Kentucky when 2 of the crimes occurred & altered witness’s audio recordings.
“The community was not safe when I went to prison because the person who committed this crime was still out here doing it & continued to do it,” said Gillipsie.
Gillispie was released in 2011 thanks to the Ohio Innocence Project. He spent 20 years of his life behind bars, time he says he will never get back but now, he’s focused on getting justice for other innocent prisoners.
“I’m not the first nor the last guy this is going to happen to, we have to fix this system to prevent this from happening,” said Gillispie.
Since his release, Gillispie now serves on the board of the Ohio Innocence Project & helps other formerly incarcerated people re-enter communities.
Fred Money cooked up a New Album titled "New Money," Available right now on ALL PLATFORMS featuring JR Writer , Dave East , Vado , Drag-On , Hell Rell & Cassidy.
Here is a New Song & accompanying music video for “Live From The Vault” off the New Project.
Antonio Brown is continuing to cross the line in his feud with Tom Brady -- this time, he posted a clearly photoshopped nude pic of Gisele Bündchen on social media.
The troubled ex-NFL receiver shared the image to his Snapchat on Monday ... showing Gisele's face edited on top of another woman's naked body.
A caption was not included, so there's no explanation behind the decision to take another shot at Brady's ex-wife. The slide was later deleted ... but screenshots of AB's post quickly made rounds on Twitter.
It's yet another example of AB burning his Brady bridge to a crisp -- he's completely turned his back on his former teammate in recent months, despite TB12's continuous support throughout his off-field troubles.
Brown has also posted several times about Brady's divorce from Gisele after 13 years together ... including a pic hugging Bündchen after the Bucs' Super Bowl win in 2021.
He also went the bad photoshop route another time ... by putting his face onto Brady's body as Gisele had her arms wrapped around him.
AB seemingly tried to expose Brady by sharing a text conversation from 2021 last week ... in which the 7-time champ called Brown out for acting like "a young immature man that is selfish, self serving, irrational and irresponsible."
Safe to say Brady's message didn't get through to AB.
Posted by ChasinDatPaper on November 22, 2022 at 12:26pm
Oregon Gov. Kate Brown announced Monday she would be pardoning past simple marijuana possession offenses for an estimated 45,000 people across the state.
The move will forgive more than $14 million in fines & fees linked to prior offenses.
The pardon applies to Oregon convictions for possession of an ounce or less of marijuana in cases before 2016, where the person involved was 21 or older, as long as possession was the only charge & there were no other victims.
State officials said the pardon will remove the records for 47,144 convictions for possession of a small amount of marijuana, "eliminating barriers for thousands of people seeking employment, housing & educational opportunities who have otherwise been ineligible."
The state said the pardon doesn’t apply to any other offense related to marijuana or other controlled substances.
“Oregonians should never face housing insecurity, employment barriers, & educational obstacles as a result of doing something that is now completely legal & has been for years," Brown said. "My pardon will remove these hardships. And while Oregonians use marijuana at similar rates, Black & Latina people have been arrested, prosecuted & convicted at disproportionate rates."
President Biden has been calling on governors to issue pardons for those convicted of state marijuana offenses, which reflect the vast majority of marijuana possession cases. Biden's pardon applies to those convicted under federal law & thousands convicted in D.C.
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