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In this clip, Z-Ro detailed why he dissed 50 Cent and Lloyd Banks while featured on Scarface's album 'Balls and My Word." Z-Ro said the diss arose from blind loyalty to J Prince whom 50 had words about in addition to DJ Screw which really set Z-Ro off. He then explained how the two squashed whatever beef they had in 2015 during a Canelo Alvarez fight in Houston.
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Benny the Butcher/Griselda affiliate and fellow Buffalo, New York rapper, Superstar Buck, releases an official music video for "Inside My Mind."
This is off of the TripleRRR (Real Recognize Real) founder's forthcoming debut album titled "UNAPPERCIATED," which drops in July
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Check out the official music video for "Trap Or Cap" by Young M.A.
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Track produced by Mike Zombie.
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Two weeks after a Black man’s body was found hanging from a tree near the Victorville City Library, the San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department said Saturday that foul play was not suspected in his death.
The department also said that the investigation into the death of Malcolm Harsch, 38, is ongoing, according to a report in the Victor Valley News.
“There were no indications at the scene that suggested foul play; however, the cause and manner of death are still pending,” Sheriff’s Department spokeswoman Jodi Miller told the news outlet.
The Victorville Fire Department discovered Harsch’s body May 31 after receiving a dispatch call around 7 a.m., officials said. When firefighters arrived at the library, they found Harsch hanging from a nearby tree.
In a statement sent to the Victor Valley News, Harsch’s family in Ohio said they find it hard to accept that his death was a suicide. They said that Harsch had recent conversations with his children about seeing them soon and that he did not seem to be depressed to anyone who knew him.
The family also said they were told that Harsch, at 6 foot 3, wasn’t dangling from the tree and that there was blood on his shirt. At the same time, there did not appear to be any evidence at the scene to suggest a struggle, they said. They also noted that his body sat at the San Bernardino County coroner’s office for 12 days before an autopsy was performed.
“The explanation of suicide does not seem plausible,” the family wrote. “There are many ways to die but considering the current racial tension, a Black man hanging himself from a tree definitely doesn’t sit well with us right now.
“We want justice, not comfortable excuses,” they wrote.
According to the family, a deputy called to confirm the death and said a USB cord was used in the hanging.
Source: Los Angeles Times
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On Friday, June 12, Atlanta police received several calls about Rayshard Brooks, 27, asleep in his car at a Wendy's fast food drive thru.
Here's the full police bodycam footage which shows Brooks being questioned by the police, given a field sobriety test, his attempted arrest, the ensuing scuffle and Brooks' subsequent fatal shooting by officer Garrett Rolfe.
Rolfe fired three shots at Brooks while he was running away with one of the cops Tasers, appearing to fire it at one point.
Rolfe has been fired by the Atlanta Police Department. Another officer on the scene, Devin Brosnan, was placed on administrative duty.
Police chief Erika Shields handed in her resignation.
The shooting sparked anger in the community. Protests turned to riots as people took to the streets on Saturday, June 13. Traffic was blocked on several streets and the Wendy's where the shooting took place was burned to the ground.
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I have no idea what these "Karen's" have been drinking or smoking, but they have gotten completely out of pocket.
The latest racist episode is from "Hammer Karen," who puts dents in her Hispanic neighbor's car and hurls insults.
But "Hammer Karen" wasn't expecting to get her ass handed to her by "Aunt Justice" after she came home to find out what happened.
Bruh I hate racist ppl so much .. Im all the way in Miami while this dumbassbihh in LA fucking my car up .. all cuz she racist and dont like us pic.twitter.com/jSy4ado1wT
— edy (@superduperedy) June 13, 2020
“I’m not a MFer to be playing with”.
— Sasha (@SashaBeauloux) June 13, 2020
A whole mood.
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ATLANTA (CBS46) -- Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields resigned her position Saturday afternoon, less than 24 hours after an APD officer shot and killed Rayshard Brooks after a struggle in a parking lot.
The shooting death, partially captured on multiple cameras, showed Brooks struggling with officer before he wrestled away a stun gun. Brooks then began to run. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation said Brooks made it just a little way before he allegedly turned towards officers with the stun gun raised and an APD officer shot and killed him.
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms said in a Saturday press conference the decision to resign was former Chief Shields' and the mayor said she accepted the resignation. Mayor Bottoms said the former chief will remain with the city in a role that has yet to be determined. Bottoms said the officer who fired the shot should be fired.
The former chief's resignation came just hours after the Georgia NAACP called for her to leave her position and capped off a more than two week period in Atlanta that saw peaceful protests, violent protests, two college students violently pulled form a car, multiple APD officers fired and charged for the car incident, and now a deadly police-involved shooting.
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Nino Man is gearing up to release his "Hungry For Success 3" project on June 25. The latest single off of it is "Grams Going Express" featuring Sheek Louch and Styles P. Check the official music video below.
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Hip hop fans have anxiously been waiting for the release of Ar-Ab's debut album titled "Road to Glory," and it looks like it will be dropping soon.
Ab's manager Poerilla says he's getting the project mixed and mastered and played a couple of song snippets for Mikey T The Movie Star. Peep game below.
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(CNN) Dozens of people gathered at Palmdale city council chambers Friday as officials held a press conference on the death of a 24-year-old black man who was found hanging from a tree in northern Los Angeles County.
Shortly after 3:30 a.m. Monday, a passerby noticed a man, later identified as 24-year old Robert L. Fuller, hanging from a tree in Palmdale, California. Fire department personnel who responded to the scene determined he was dead, the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department said in a statement.
Palmdale city described it as "an alleged death by suicide."
"Sadly, it is not the first such incident since the COVID-19 pandemic began," the city said in a statement that included information on resources for mental health. "The city remains committed to addressing mental health issues during these difficult times. We are in this together."
When a spokesperson for the sheriff's department announced the preliminary findings of Fuller's death during the news conference, outraged crowds demanded an investigation.
"We're working hard to try to figure out exactly what happened," Palmdale Mayor Steven D. Hofbauer shouted as he tried to calm people down.
Attendees asked for camera footage of the incident, but a city official said there's none. Throughout the news conference, officials repeatedly called it an ongoing investigation, saying a full autopsy is underway.
Kim Karsahian-West added her voice by sharing a Change.org petition with her 65.5 million Twitter followers, calling for an inquiry into Fuller's death. https://www.change.org/p/palmdale-pd-robert-fuller-was-found-dead-june-10-2020-after-he-was-found-hanging-from-a-tree-in-ca
"Robert Fuller was found dead June 10, 2020, hanging from a tree outside City Hall Palmdale. Sign this petition to demand for a thorough and proper investigation," she tweeted Friday, June 12.
A full autopsy is expected to be conducted in the immediate future, the Sheriff's Department said.
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MINNEAPOLIS (CNN) - Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin could still receive his pension benefits even if he is convicted of killing George Floyd.
Chauvin could receive more than $1 million in benefits despite being fired from the police department after a video surfaced of him kneeling on Floyd’s neck for nearly nine minutes as the man begged for him to stop. He was later charged with second-degree murder amid massive protests.
A number of states allow for the forfeiture of pensions for employees convicted of felony crimes, but Minnesota is not one of the states where this occurs.
The pension fund is partially funded through taxpayer money.
Chauvin, 44, would likely be eligible for annual payments of around $50,000 a year or more if he chose to start receiving them at age 55. The benefits could stretch to $1.5 million or more over a 30-year period.
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Check out the official music video for "The Bigger Picture" from Lil Baby. This is an excellent Black Lives Matter anthem and is required listening if you care about the struggle.
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YG has no love for crooked police officers that continue to prey of African Americans. The Compton rapper makes his feelings known on his new single titled "FTP." Peep the official music video below.
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The body of a 20-year old black man, identified as Robert Fuller, was found hanging by a rope from a tree near Palmdale City Hall at 4 a.m. Wednesday, according to My News LA.
Lt. Brandon Dean of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s Homicide Bureau, said all indicators point to a suicide, but investigators are waiting for autopsy results and information from the man’s next of kin regarding past issues with mental illness.
A woman identifying herself as Fuller's sister reacted to her brother's death on Facebook.
"Words can’t describe how much my family is hurting right now," Diamond Alexander wrote. "Today we just got word that Robert body was found hanging in a tree out in Palmdale. It’s still under investigation. If anyone seen anything please come forward. Brother you will forever be in our heart RIP.
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The son of legendary NBA and Lakers player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has been arrested after allegedly stabbing a neighbor in San Clemente, the Orange County Sheriff’s Department said Friday.
Adam Abdul-Jabbar, 28, was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. He was released that same day after posting bail, according to Carrie Braun with the Orange County Sheriff’s Department.
The stabbing took place about 10 p.m. Tuesday, Braun said. Abdul-Jabbar’s neighbor suffered multiple injuries and was able to take himself to the hospital. The victim is expected to survive.
Deputies took Abdul-Jabbar into custody without incident.
No other details were provided about the incident, and Braun said a booking photo would not be released.
Adam Abdul-Jabbar appeared with his Hall of Fame father on an episode of “Celebrity Family Feud” in 2017.
Source: KTLA
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Lil Baby delivers a powerful new song speaking on the issues currently rocking America following the murder of George Floyd.
Take a good listen to "The Bigger Picture" up top.
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Planet Asia drops off a brand new visual for "Mystery School." off of his latest album titled "Trust the Chain."
Produced by 38 Spesh
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New rule (apparently): Where there's a park, there's an angry white woman -- aka "Karen" -- spewing hateful, racist words ... and this winner does her biz in a Southern California park. Meet Torrance "Karen," everyone.
Her tirade went down Wednesday at the Charles H. Wilson Park in Torrance, CA ... because she was pissed a young woman was using a set of stairs to exercise. Now, she claims "Karen" intentionally walked through her workout ... and, as you see in the vid, she said "Jesus" ... which set off "Karen.'
She jumped in headfirst, threatening violence ... "Next time you ever talk to me like that, you're gonna get your ass kicked by my family. They're gonna f**k you up!"
She continued to unload profanities, and then quickly got racial.
"Karen" screamed, "Get the f**k out of this world, get the f**k out of this state, go back to whatever f***ing Asian country you belong in. You little f***ing bitch! This is not your place. This is not your home. We do not want you here!"
The vile woman then tells her to post it on Facebook and threatens more violence, before finally -- and strangely -- laying into her for wearing black clothes in the California sun. Seriously? Pick your beef "Karen!"
The young woman working out told reporters she was in shock over the lady's attack and it's left her shaken and afraid about returning to the park.
Torrance PD is investigating the incident.
Update:
A new video -- which is somehow even more disturbing than the first -- has surfaced of SoCal Karen. The clip shows the woman confront an Asian man in a parking lot and launch a series of racist remarks at him. We're told this incident happened after the first one, but on the same day, and a police report for criminal threats was filed this time. Cops are still working to get in touch with the woman.
Source: TMZ
This happened to a friend of my cousin this morning in Torrance, CA at Wilson Park. Can we please find this racist old white lady because this is beyond disgusting pic.twitter.com/lExI4dKB6T
— Myles Clark (@myullz) June 10, 2020
Remember the racist Karen from Torrance, California yesterday?
— Rex Chapman (@RexChapman) June 11, 2020
She’s back today and in the clubhouse with a 59.
KOY. Karen of the Year is hers to lose... pic.twitter.com/QAuGFKwyUg
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Amid civil unrest over the deadliest Memorial Day weekend in five years, a dozen Chicago police officers lounged inside an already-broken-into campaign office for U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, eating popcorn, drinking coffee and sleeping, while looters damaged the businesses nearby.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot called the misconduct “disgusting” and apologized to the congressman for having to deal with such “incredible indignity.”
The shocking scene unfolded during the early morning hours of June 1, the mayor said. It was caught on the security cameras inside Rush’s office at 5401 S. Wentworth Ave. The office is part of a strip mall that also includes a health center, a nail salon, a cell phone store and other retail shops.
The mayor said the tapes show three supervisors, referred to as “white shirts” by the mayor and police superintendent, and 10 officers.
Lightfoot vowed to “take the strongest possible action” against the officers and showed photos at the news conference demanding they turn themselves in.
“You know who you are, you know what you did, don’t make us come find you,” Lightfoot said.
“Not one of these officers will be allowed to hide behind the badge … not in my city, not in your city,” she added.
Lightfoot fought back tears as she talked about being a black woman in America and fighting every day against injustice.
“The actions of these officers — the deplorable lack of responsibility to do their job at a time when the city and their fellow officers needed them most — their conduct will confirm the perception that too many people on the South and the West Sides [have] … that police don't care if black and brown communities were looted and burned,” Lightfoot said.
“If we don’t harness this moment to rethink what ‘serving and protecting’ means, we will never do it,” Lightfoot said. “This moment presents us with an opportunity not to nibble around the edges, but to be bold.”
Source: WBEZ
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Dave Chappelle is back with a brand new Netflix comedy special titled "8:46."
From Dave: Normally I wouldn't show you something so unrefined, I hope you understand.
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