Expect nothing less than PIFF when Jamal Gasol Comes through with new music. His latest effort "Stir The Pot 15 Freestyle (Love Less Stir More)" is a prime example of the Niagara Falls, New York emcee at his best.
Produced by Jamal's go to beatmakers The Standouts.
Kyle Massey -- known for playing Cory Baxter on Disney shows "That's So Raven" and "Cory in the House" -- is now facing a felony for allegedly sending pornographic material to a 13-year-old girl he knew.
According to legal docs, obtained by TMZ ... Massey's been charged with one count of communication with a minor for immoral purposes. The former Disney star's accused of electronically sending sexually explicit content to the girl during the months of December 2018 and January 2019.
We're told the case is connected to the civil suit we covered in March 2019 -- Massey was sued for $1.5 million for allegedly sending "numerous sexually explicit text messages, images, and videos" via Snapchat ... but claimed he was being extorted.
The girl's legal team initially opted for the civil suit against Massey, but according to the new docs, it went nowhere because she says her lawyers told her they didn't think Massey had enough money to make the case worth it. So, she says she then went to the Sheriff's Office to file a report.
Police say they began investigating in early 2020, and the girl's mother told cops Massey had known her since she was 4 years old.
According to the docs ... police were given a thumb drive by the girl's mother containing the explicit material Massey allegedly sent over Snap when she was 13. Cops say the series of recordings include a pornographic video clip and a video of a man who appears to be Massey exposing his penis.
Massey was scheduled to appear for his arraignment Monday in King County Criminal Court in Washington, but failed to show. We've reached out to his camp ... so far, no word back.
ANKENY, Iowa (KCCI) — An Ankeny man faces a felony charge of making a false bomb threat after police said he threatened a McDonald’s employee over the phone when he was upset with his order.
Robert Golwitzer Jr., 42, was arrested Saturday and released from the Polk County Jail Sunday after posting bond.
Ankeny police told KCCI that Golwitzer was unhappy with his order from the McDonald’s at 2526 Southwest State St. Police say he called to complain about his order, specifically, not receiving dipping sauce with his nuggets.
According to police, Golwitzer mentioned the store blowing up and someone punching an employee.
Arrest records show Golwitzer admitted to officers that he had made the threat over the phone.
He faces a felony charge of making a false report of explosive or incendiary device.
TAMPA, Fla. (WWSB) - A Tampa man who sexually assaulted a 10-year-old girl & poured bleach on her genitals & clothes to try to destroy evidence of the crime will spend the rest of his life in prison.
Circuit Court Judge Kimberly Fernandez sentenced Lewis Matthews, 43, to the mandatory minimum sentence of life in prison for sexual battery on a victim younger than 12; 25 years each on two counts of lewd or lascivious molestation of a victim younger than 12; & five years for tampering with evidence.
Matthews was found guilty earlier this month. Prosecutors said Matthews, who had been dating the victim’s mother for several years, was at her house. He approached the victim as she slept & sexually assaulted her. The victim’s mother heard a noise & came downstairs. Stunned by what she discovered, the victim’s mother called 911.
As the victim’s mother was on the phone, Matthews took the young victim and the two other children in the home & drove away with them. Matthews stopped at a nearby gas station and brought the victim inside the store. He directed her to go into the bathroom. Matthews went down the aisle, picked up a bottle of bleach & joined the victim in the bathroom. Inside the bathroom, Matthews ordered the victim to remove her pants & underwear. He then splashed caustic bleach onto her genitals. Matthews took the victim’s underwear & threw them into a dumpster behind the store.
Despite his attempts to destroy evidence, investigators were still able to detect Matthews’ DNA on the bleach-stained underwear, as well as the victim’s body & other clothing.
“Parents who are sexually abusing kids in their custody — it makes your blood boil,” Andrew Warren, state attorney for the 13th Judicial Circuit, was quoted as saying in a news release. “That’s why we’re aggressively prosecuting cases like these. And that’s why these people deserve to spend the rest of their lives in prison.”
Killer ex-cop Derek Chauvin is close to reaching a plea deal on his federal civil rights charges that would allow him to escape life in prison for George Floyd’s murder, according to a report.
Multiple sources told WCCO that the former Minneapolis officer is close to the deal that would see him serving his sentence in federal prison, but at the same time as the 22½ years he already got on his state conviction for murdering Floyd in May last year.
It would include the 45-year-old former cop having to finally explain exactly what he did to Floyd and why he did it, WCCO said.
The deal would likely involve a 20- to 25-year sentence that he would serve at the same time as his state sentence, WCCO’s sources said. Without it, Chauvin faces life in prison on the charges, the outlet noted.
The negotiations with prosecutors could be what Chauvin was referring to when he told his sentencing hearing last week that he could not give a full statement because of “legal matters.”
Seventeen-year-old Erriyon Knighton finished third in the men’s 200-meter final at the U.S. Olympic track and field trials on Sunday, becoming the youngest American man to make the team since 1964.
One day after finishing first in the semifinals and breaking Usain Bolt’s under-20 record with a time of 19.88 seconds, Knighton finished the final even faster in 19.84, trailing only Noah Lyles (19.74) and Kenny Bednarek (19.78).
Knighton is the youngest American man to compete on the Olympic track and field team since Jim Ryun reached the 1964 Olympics at 17 in the 1,500 meters.
A four-star football prospect at wide receiver, according to the 247Sports Composite Rating, Knighton turned professional as a sprinter and signed a sponsorship deal with Adidas in January.
Bolt won the last three Olympic gold medals in the 200 meters. Shawn Crawford was the last American to win gold at the 2004 Athens Games.
Houston, Texas' newest face Fredo Pounds, is back with new visuals from the California inspired theme "Whats Hannin" off of his debut album "La Cocina" produced by Pots x Pans and itzCollegeBoii.
Shot by @Kerrigan_production
"La Cocina" available everywhere music is streamed and sold:
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Prosecutors filed federal wire fraud and money laundering charges against Mary Margaret Kreuper, 79, for "stealing more than $835,000 in school funds to pay for personal expenses, including gambling trips," the Justice Department said in a Tuesday statement.
Kreuper, who served as principal of St. James Catholic School in Torrance, Calif., for nearly 30 years, has agreed to plead guilty. Prosecutors said that she embezzled the money over a 10-year period ending in 2018.
Kreuper, who took a vow of poverty as a nun, was "responsible for the money the school received to pay for tuition and fees, as well as charitable donations," according to the Tuesday statement.
She admitted to diverting funds into several accounts for the school and using the money "to pay for expenses that the order would not have approved, much less paid for, including large gambling expenses incurred at casinos and certain credit card charges."
Kreuper admitted to falsifying financial reports for the school. She is also accused of directing St. James School employees to change and destroy financial records during an audit, according to the Tuesday statement.
The retired nun could face a maximum penalty of 40 years in prison under the fraud and money laundering charges. She will be arraigned on July 1.
G Herbo goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Stadium Goods in New York City and talks about how he used to clean sneakers growing up, camping out for shoes, and why he loves Air Force 1s so much.
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