Burke County Sheriff Alfonzo Williams recently appeared on CNN to discuss the Rayshard Brooks murder. According to Williams, the officers involved were “completely justified” in using lethal force against the 27-year-old.
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Future Offers Baby Mama $1K Monthly For Child Support
Future offered his baby mama, Eliza Reign, $1000 per month in child support and she declined his offer. Recently she demanded $53k a month.
Eliza Reign’s lawyer sent an email to Future’s lawyer to resoundingly reject what seemed like a lowball temporary support amount to care for their daughter, who just turned one years old. Under the terms of Future’s proposal, he would “voluntarily” pay Reign $1,000 and provide the baby’s health insurance. In exchange, Reign would agree to a gag order and not discuss the case publicly
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NBA Youngboy’s Baby Mama Speaks on Stabbing Aftermath
Previously, NBA Youngboy’s baby mama, Lapattra Jacobs, showed the aftermath of a stabbing by the rapper’s current girlfriend Yaya Mayweather. Now, Jacobs has addressed the situation once more via Instagram.
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Rayshard Brooks Shooting: Full Bodycam Footage Surfaces
According to reports and video footage that surfaced, a 27-year-old black man named Rayshard Brooks was shot by police in the parking lot of a Wendy’s this past Friday after struggling with the cops near the drive-thru.
Below is bodycam footage from an Atlanta Police Department officer who was present at the shooting of Brooks. Since the time of the shooting, Atlanta PD officer Garrett Rolfe was fired, while another officer named Devin Bronsan was placed on administrative duty.
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Senate Proposal Pushes for $10K Per Month for Families During Coronavirus Pandemic
According to reports, a senate proposal is looking to give families up to $10,000 per month as relief during uncertain times in the era of coronavirus.
The Month Economic Crisis Support Act was introduced by Kamala Harris, Bernie Sanders, and Ed Markey. The bill is looking to give $2,000 per month to individuals and $4,000 to couples. Along with that, $2,000 per child would be provided for up to three children.
The bill noted that people earning under $120,000 would be eligible for support, but the payments would be reduced for people making over $100,000. Kamala Harris spoke on the act, saying “One of the things, first of all, that I find tiring is those who want to suggest, ‘Oh, this is a lot of money,’ when they’re the same people who passed a tax bill benefiting the top 1% and the biggest corporations of America and are going to cause us to face a $1 trillion deficit as a result of it.”
source: CNBC
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6ix9ine Exposes Meek Mill & Future On Live
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Yung Joc Responds To 42 Dugg Diss On Lil Baby Song
Yung Joc responds to the opening line on Lil Baby and 42 Dugg’s collaboration “We Paid.”
Right out the gate, rising Detroit rapper 42 Dugg makes a loud statement on his most recent collaboration with his mentor Lil Baby.
“‘Fore I go broke like Joc/Fuck with that dog like Vick/Not that rock, that pit,” rhymes 42 Dugg to begin the track.
Dawg i been waiting for him to say something ??? pic.twitter.com/jWke6cMmYW
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Jim Jones Reacts To Nicki Minaj Teaming Up With Tekashi 6ix9ine
Jim Jones co-signs a post referring to Nicki Minaj as a clown for working with Tekashi 6ix9ine on their new song “Trollz.”
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Drake Responds To YK Osiris Request For A Boxing Match
YK Osiris asked Drake to pull up for a boxing match before stepping back and taking back the offer out of fear.
YK Osiris has been asking for the smoke with all of your favorite rappers. He’s gone the distance with Lil Tjay, Blueface, and others. He’s also challenged Trippie Redd to a duel.
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Joe Budden Takes A Shot At 6ix9ine & Nicki Minaj
Joe Budden takes a shot at Nicki Minaj and Tekashi 6ix9ine by laughing at how cryptic their donation announcement was.
A portion of the proceeds from #Trollz including merch items, will be going directly to The Bail Project Inc. The fund provides free bail assistance to low-income individuals who can’t afford to pay bail. #BlackLivesMatter #TrollzVIDEO tmrw @ midnight ?? https://t.co/bZEurWg6Jx pic.twitter.com/G0t0crYh8E
— Mrs. Petty (@NICKIMINAJ) June 10, 2020Joe Budden saw the announcement and he immediately took a dig at both artists.
“A portion of the proceeds” huh… lol
— Joe Budden (@JoeBudden) June 10, 2020Why ? Who are you ? Lol https://t.co/nZFBw42ycq
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Drake Comments on Ex-Officer Thomas Lane’s Defense In Killing Of George Floyd
The lawyer for an officer charged in George Floyd‘s fatal arrest appeared on Chris Cuomo’s CNN show Monday night to profess his client’s innocence, but he earned Cuomo’s criticism for suggesting that bystanders could have intervened.
Via his Instagram story, Drake posted a photo of the interview along with the caption “Thomas Lane lawyer struggling through an ATTEMPT to justify this situation live on television…can’t even decide how to defend his client, this s**t is foul to watch.”
The attorney for one of the officer's charged in George Floyd's death says that if the public is so concerned about Floyd's death, why didn't any citizen witnessing the incident intervene. What?!! pic.twitter.com/JzTBzCZSOB
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Gunna Video Shoot Appears to End in Gunfire
Lil Keed‘s recent video shoot with Gunna ended abruptly and 6ix9ine has inserted himself into the conversation with a troll-like statement.
In video footage, which began to circulate on the internet on Monday (June 9), noises similar to gunfire began to sound while the Atlanta rappers were filming the music video for what appears to be their collab “Fox 5.” People on the set of the video quickly began to scatter in fear.
Gunna and Young Thug seemingly responded to the incident via social media.
Following the minute-long video surfacing all over Instagram, Tekashi has commented, bringing back Gunna’s past Crime Stoppers allegations.

