New Crack Era boss, Eto, will release his highly anticipated "Eto Brigante" album on August 7th. There are no features on the project. Just raw, uncut lyrical hollow points from Rochester, New York's finest.
Lil Wayne chopped it up with 50 Cent on the latest episode of Young Money Radio. The two covered a wide range of topics, but you knew Fif wasn't going to leave without stirring up a little bit of controversy.
"I'm not gonna say who I'm talking about, right?" the G-Unit head honcho says during one segment. "I'm just gonna say ... if you represent prison reform, how did you sign to a correctional officer? And you managed by a snitch?"
It's not hard to figure out that 50 was talking about Meek Mill.
He and Jay-Z formed the REFORM Alliance, an organization that aims to reduce the number of people serving unjust parole and probation sentences.
Rick Ross, a former C.O., signed Meek to his Maybach Music Group label, and the Philadelphia rapper is managed by Roc Nation, whose COO, Desiree Perez, who allegedly worked as a government witness helping the DEA build successful cases against major traffickers in Puerto Rico and Colombia in the mid 90's.
50 and Meek engaged in a previous beef several years back and ultimately squashed it. Let's see if this will heat things back up again.
40 Glocc is finally on the path to putting his prostitution ring bust behind him, and the first step is checking into jail to serve his sentence ... nearly 3 years after his arrest.
The rapper turned himself in to Blue Earth County Jail on June 30 in Minnesota where he'll do one year behind bars after pleading guilty to 1 felony count of promoting prostitution of an individual ... according to court docs.
Once he's done his time in jail, 40 Glocc will be on 10 years of supervised release ... and if he messes up during that period, the rapper could get locked up again. As part his supervised release conditions ... he can't use or possess firearms, has to get a GED, and submit to random alcohol and drug testing.
You'll recall the rapper struck a sweet plea deal with prosecutors back in October ... more than 2 years after he was arrested in July 2017. Prosecutors agreed to drop 2 other felony charges -- fleeing a peace officer in a motor vehicle and engaging in the sex trafficking of an individual.
The Aurora police department says it’s “ashamed” of photos showing three officers mocking the death of Elijah McClain. Two officers in the photos were fired, the third resigned and a fourth officer was fired after responding “haha” to the pictures in a group text.
Jaron Jones, in the center of the photos, resigned before he was fired. His record will show that he was going to be terminated and he will not be allowed to be a police officer anywhere in the state of Colorado. He was pictured with Erica Marrero and Kyle Dittrich.
According to APD's internal review, Dittrich shared the photos via text message to two officers. One officer received them and had no response. The other, Jason Rosenblatt responded with "HaHa."
Rosenblatt was also fired Friday. He was involved in the initial encounter with Elijah McClain in August.
"He’s being fired for his lack and utter inability to do the right thing here," Interim Police Chief Vanessa Wilson said. "To say 'ha ha' when he was engaged in the incident with Elijah McClain is absolutely unacceptable.”
The interim chief says the photos were taken on October 20, 2019 at the site of a memorial for McClain. The 23-year-old was stopped by officers while walking home from a convenience store months before. He was not armed and did not stop when officers told him to. The officers used a chokehold on him and paramedics injected him with a sedative. McClain died several days after the encounter.
Soft White Underbelly video and portraits of The Whitakers, an inbred family from Odd, West Virginia. The individuals in this video are brothers and sisters, except for Timmy who is a cousin. There is no way I would be able to confirm that the Whitaker parents were related, but given that this does happen in this part of the country and the Whitakers are the most extreme case I’ve seen so far, I would bet that inbreeding was at least partly responsible for the mental and physical abnormalities seen in Lorraine, Freddie, Ray and Timmy. To be clear about my interaction with the family, I brought them pizzas and soft drinks and paid them nicely, which goes a long way in southwestern West Virginia where the average yearly income is as low as $12K a year. This was my fourth visit and I’ve given the family a financial gift each time.
Springfield, Massachusetts collective Joe Mack, Donns Day and Bonnie Stone, together known as M.D.S. (Mack.Donn.Stone.), drop off an official music video for their new single titled "MDS Anthem."
Check out the official music video for "Outta Control" from Newburgh, New York native, Big Brick. The Tone Beatz-produced song is off of Big Brick's new EP titled "SE7EN."
1. King Tut Ft Chrissy Mac (Prod. by Myth) 2:43 2. Spanglish (Prod. by JK1, cuts by Jake Case) 2:41 3. Champion (Prod. by Big Brick) 1:59 4. Dead End (Prod. by Jake Case) 2:25 5. Outta Control (Prod. by Tone Beatz, cuts by Jake Case) 2:24 6. On It (Prod. by DJ Shay) 3:06 7. Slide ft Thanos Beats (Prod. by Thanos Beats) 2:52
Ogaudio_Omyth, Sk and KMost present their powerful music video for "Black Man's Doctrine."
Intro: Curtis M Hayes Jr.
English Lessons C-1 # 1-36
1. My name is W. D. Farad. 2. I came to the wilderness of North America by myself. 3. My uncle was brought here by a trader (over) 379 years ago. 4. My uncle does not speak his own language. 5. My uncle does not know he is my uncle. 6. He loves the because the devil gives him nothing. 7. Why does he love the devil? 8. Because the devil planted fear in him when he was a little boy. 9. Why does he fear the devil now that he is a grown man? 10. Because the devil taught him to eat the wrong foods. 11. Does this have anything to do with the above question #10? 12. Yes, it makes him act other than his own self.
These are just 12 of the 36 degrees I drew from when scribing these Barz.. I know some will be offended by what they are about to see.. If you are OFFENDED BY THIS.. GOOD FOR US BECAUSE OUR INTENTION IS FOR YOU TO FEEL SOMETHING
BALTIMORE (WBFF) - The family of Korryn Gaines, the 23-year-old woman killed by Baltimore County police in 2016, and their attorney are calling an appeals court’s opinion released late Wednesday a victory.
The court reinstates a $38 million jury verdict award.
It’s another turn of events for the Gaines family. Rhanda Dormeus, Gaines’ mother, said she’s simply feeling joy.
“There’s joy because finally, there is justice. Finally my daughter, Korryn Gaines, whose name has been smeared and people have misjudged, they had their opinions about her, now they see that she is not a villain,“ said Dormeus.
In an opinion released late Wednesday, the Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled the lower court abused its discretion in throwing out the jury‘s decision to award Gaines’ family the money.
“I’m so glad that the special appeals court saw it for what it was and didn’t make it a political statement by affirming a bad decision,“ said J. Wyndal Gordon, the family’s attorney.
Baltimore County police shot and killed Gaines inside her Randallstown apartment in 2016. Gaines went live on Facebook, she could be seen holding a rifle with her five-year-old son Kodi close by.
Police moved in after a standoff that lasted hours. Cpl. Royce Ruby fired the first shot, killing games and injuring her son. At trial, prosecutors said police shot in self-defense. But a jury called the shooting unreasonable and violated the victims‘ civil rights.
The jury awarded the family $38 million, but the judge overturned the verdict. But now, a higher court reinstates it.
“This means that we won. It’s a big victory for us,“ said Gordon.
“My [blood] pressure is probably through the roof right now, because I’m bursting inside. I really am,“ said Dormeus.
A spokesman for Baltimore County Executive Johnny Olszewski says county attorneys are reviewing the opinion.
Gordon says county attorneys could appeal to the state’s highest court, but added that’s unlikely.
STONINGTON, Conn. (WTNH) — A hotel clerk is looking for justice after she said a couple attacked her and yelled racial slurs at her.
The incident happened on the Stonington side of Mystic. The victim, Chrystal Caldwell, said she suffered a concussion after being attacked by two of the guests.
Caldwell, 59, has been a desk clerk at the inn for seven years. She told News 8 a couple from New York, who was staying at the hotel, beat her not once, but twice.
Video shows Caldwell being attacked for the second time by a couple at the Mystic Quality Inn on Friday. She puts up a fight as the couple punches her in the head, throwing her to the ground.
Caldwell said the couple was looking for her after a prior altercation at the front desk. The man first called to say his hot water wasn’t working. When Caldwell offered to have someone come and fix it or switch their room, she said he got angry and started calling her names, including “monkey” among other things.
“The manager said, ‘I got this; I got it under control,’ so I turned around to go back to my desk because other people were checking out…he just came down before I could…go behind the desk and assaulted me.”
At one point, she said he came down to the reception area and started hitting her, so they called police. But they were able to get ahold of Caldwell a second time.
Her attorney said the couple had it out for her.
“You see these two people looking around for Chrystal like they’re still stalking her…It’s really one of the most vicious assaults you’d ever see.”
Caldwell said hen she closes her eyes at night she sees one thing: “All I could see is his shoe coming…I was fighting for my life.”
Caldwell’s attorney says Stonington officers did not arrest the couple before they took off to New York.
Meanwhile they are working with a detective and are hopeful an arrest will soon be made. Captain Olson with the Stonington police told News 8’s partners at the Hartford Courant that police want an “iron-clad case,” and don’t want a quick investigation that a defense attorney can pick apart. They said they plan to make at least one arrest.
Trae Tha Truth releases a star-studded song addressing the problems going on in urban communities in America.
"Time For Change" features T.I, Styles P, Mysonne, Ink, Anthony Hamilton, Conway, Krayzie Bone, E-40, David Banner, Bun B, Tamika Mallory and Lee Merritt.
Westside Gunn is keeping the streets fed with new music. Less than three months after releasing his "Pray For Paris" album, the Griselda Records is back with "FLYGOD Is An Awesome God 2."
Features on the 14-track project include Benny The Butcher, Boldy James, Rome Streetz, Keisha Plum, AA Rashid, Armani Caesar and Steve God Cooks.
Tracklist:
01. Praise God Intro feat. AA Rashid 02. Michael Irvin 03. Jose Canseco feat. Stove God Cooks 04. One More Hit feat. Stove God Cooks 05. Sadhu Interlude 06. Lil Cease feat. Armani Caesar 07. FCK the Police skit 08. Buffs vs Wires feat. Benny the Butcher & Boldy James 09. MINISTER MAINO SKIT 10. Bubba Chuck feat. Stove God Cooks 11. Sadhu Interlude 2 12. Drive By Love feat. Keisha Plum 13. Rebirth feat. Keisha Plum 14. Steve Behr feat. Rome Streetz
Westside Gunn is keeping the streets fed with new music. Less than three months after releasing his "Pray For Paris" album, the Griselda Records CEO is back with "FLYGOD Is An Awesome God 2."
Features on the 14-track project include Benny The Butcher, Boldy James, Rome Streetz, Keisha Plum, AA Rashid, Armani Caesar and Steve God Cooks.
Tracklist:
01. Praise God Intro feat. AA Rashid 02. Michael Irvin 03. Jose Canseco feat. Stove God Cooks 04. One More Hit feat. Stove God Cooks 05. Sadhu Interlude 06. Lil Cease feat. Armani Caesar 07. FCK the Police skit 08. Buffs vs Wires feat. Benny the Butcher & Boldy James 09. MINISTER MAINO SKIT 10. Bubba Chuck feat. Stove God Cooks 11. Sadhu Interlude 2 12. Drive By Love feat. Keisha Plum 13. Rebirth feat. Keisha Plum 14. Steve Behr feat. Rome Streetz
Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov, the father and trainer of Khabib Nurmagomedov, died after a series of complications from COVID-19 over the past two months, Russian outlet RT reported Friday.
Per RT, Abdulmanap died due to brain injuries caused by a stroke after fighting the coronavirus disease. He suffered a heart attack in May and was a in a coma. Khabib told RT on June 23 that his father no longer had COVID-19 but his “condition is still serious.” Other family has died from the virus, the UFC lightweight champion said.
Relatives are already arriving his his native village of Kirovaul for a potential burial Friday, local leader Ilyas Khaziev said via RT.
Abdulmanap was initially hospitalized in April in his home of Dagestan, where Khabib has been during the COVID-19 pandemic, with suspected pneumonia. He was transferred to Moscow in serious condition for further treatment.
The pneumonia led to a heart attack and he was placed in a coma those complications.
Though he initially tested negative for COVID-19, at some point in that time he tested positive, Khabib said in an Instagram video on May 18 confirming his father was hospitalized. He was in critical condition and UFC stars gave their support to the family.
Khabib updated his father’s status 10 days ago for Channel One Russia, saying it was still serious. He said his father was still in intensive care and that while he no longer had COVID-19, it negatively impacted his heart and kidneys.
Abdulmanap was Khabib’s long-time trainer, helping him to a 28-0 record in UFC and the lightweight championship. The two are reportedly very close.
Abdulmanap, a specialist in wrestling and sambo, has also trained other talent out of Dagestan, Russia, and gained a reputation for his championship contenders. He’s unofficially known, per RT, as the “Father of Dagestan MMA.”
"Shoot For The Stars Aim For The Moon" is 19 tracks deep with features from 50 Cent, Quavo, Swae Lee, DaBaby, Lil Baby, Rowdy Rebel, Future, Tyga, Roddy Ricch, Lil Tjay, King Combs and KAROL G.
Available now on all streaming platforms.
R.I.P. Pop Smoke.
Tracklist:
1.Bad Bitch from Tokyo (Intro) 2.Aim for the Moon (feat. Quavo) 3.For the Night (feat. Lil Baby & DaBaby) 4.44 BullDog 5.Gangstas 6.Yea Yea 7.Creature (feat. Swae Lee) 8.Snitching (feat. Quavo & Future) 9.Make It Rain (feat. Rowdy Rebel) 10.The Woo (feat. 50 Cent & Roddy Ricch) 11.West Coast Shit (feat. Tyga & Quavo) 12.Enjoy Yourself (feat. KAROL G) 13.Mood Swings (feat. Lil Tjay) 14.Something Special 15.What You Know Bout Love 16.Diana (feat. King Combs) 17.Got It on Me 18.Tunnel Vision (Outro) 19.Dior
ORION TWP., Mich. (WXYZ) — A couple involved in a confrontation with a mother and daughter outside a Chipotle in Orion Township have been charged with felonious assault, according to the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office.
The charges against Jillian Wuestenberg, 32, and her husband, Eric Wuestenberg, 42, were announced by Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard on Thursday during a press conference, which followed video of the incident going viral.
Felonious assault is a four-year felony.
The video shows a white woman pulling a gun on a Black mother and her daughter outside of a Chipotle in Orion Township on Thursday.
During the press conference, Bouchard played four 911 calls from the incident, with some calls coming from bystanders. The video, posted by Takelia Shanee, has thousands of shares.
Eric Wuestenberg, who worked for Oakland University in Veterans Support Services, was fired following the confrontation.
"We have seen the video and we deem his behavior unacceptable," a statement from the university read. "The employee has been notified that his employment has been terminated by the university."
Oakland County Executive Dave Coulter released a statement on the incident.
“I am deeply disturbed by an incident last night where a woman pointed a cocked gun at another woman during an argument," Coulter said. "This behavior is unacceptable. I wholly expect the prosecutor to bring charges that reflect the severity of the incident.”
State Sen. Rosemary Bayer, a Democrat from Beverly Hills, also released a statement:
“There is nothing acceptable about what happened in Orion Township last night at the Chipotle. It is abhorrent to think that some in this country have such a sense of self-righteousness and entitlement that the idea of pulling a gun out on an unarmed child and her mother is okay. It is not, and I condemn anyone who thinks otherwise. My heart goes out to Ms. Hill and her daughters, who may now forever be traumatized by this experience."
The Rochester District Court will determine an arraignment date.
(CNN) Fort Hood Pfc. Vanessa Guillen was bludgeoned to death with a hammer in the armory room where she worked, an attorney for Guillen's family said on Thursday.
Guillen's body was transported from the military installation by her killer, attorney Natalie Khawam told CNN, citing details the family learned during a meeting with Army investigators on Wednesday night. The main suspect in disappearance was identified by officials on Thursday as Spc. Aaron David Robinson.
Khawam said the family told her that Guillen had planned to file a harassment complaint against Robinson the day after she was killed, and that they believe Robinson became enraged when she told him that.
Fort Hood officials said they were not aware of reports of sexual harassment involving Robinson but the investigation was ongoing.
Robinson, 20, killed himself on Wednesday after police confronted him in Killeen, according to US Army Criminal Investigation Command, which calls itself CID. He fled Fort Hood late on Tuesday.
"While law enforcement agencies attempted to make contact with the suspect in Killeen, Texas, Specialist Robinson displayed a weapon and took his own life," CID Senior Special Agent Damon Phelps said at a news conference on Thursday.
Phelps said investigators were looking into Robinson's interactions with Guillen. He said there was "no credible information" Guillen had been sexually harassed or assaulted. He said investigators had conducted more than 300 interviews in the case.
Khawam said investigators told the family that Robinson called a woman he was involved with to help him dispose of Guillen's body after moving it outside the base.
Texas Rangers also arrested a civilian suspect in connection with Guillen's disappearance, according to CID.
The suspect, who has not been identified, is the estranged wife of a former soldier from Fort Hood. She is in Bell County Jail awaiting civilian authorities to press charges, CID said.
Guillen, 20, was last seen in the parking lot of her barracks at the Texas Army base on April 22, CID said.
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