The first photos of the rapper leaving the prison after being arrested – Hollywood Life
A $ AP Rocky free to follow again he was arrested at LAX on Wednesdayin the photos you can see here. Rapper who just returned from a vacation in Barbados with his love Rihanna, was arrested face-to-face in the states, but applied for $550,000 bail to be released. He is pictured leaving LAPD headquarters surrounded by several officers after being arrested for a shooting in 2021. The rapper is seen leaving police headquarters and entering a black SUV in the parking lot. back of the facility, hours after he was detained at the airport.
Los Angelis Sherriff division confirmed HollywoodLife That A$AP Rocky (real name Rakim Mayers) was charged at 12:42 with assault with a deadly weapon. ” He was “incarcerated at LAPD and released on bail [was] $550,000. “Rocky arrived at LAX on a private jet after vacation in Barbados with girlfriend Rihanna who is pregnant. What he saw awaiting him was the authorities, as HL confirmed that the rapper was taken out of the station in handcuffs.
As for the event that contributed to his arrest, on 5 November 2021, around 10:15 pm, an argument between two acquaintances occurred in the Selma Ave area. and Argyle Ave. in Hollywood, according to LAPD Police Department. The argument escalated and resulted in the suspect firing a shotgun at the victim. The victim suffered minor injuries in the incident and was later taken to the hospital for treatment. The victim allegedly injured his left hand, according to NBC News.
After the rapper who is expecting his first child with his girlfriend Rihanna34 years old, later charged with assault with a deadly weapon, HollywoodLife spoke EXCLUSIVELY with a criminal attorney based in LA Lara Yeretsianwho said that, if found guilty, he could face up to 14 years in prison for the charge.
“He could face a lot of time if the DA office decides to file an upgrade alleging personal gun use,” said Yeretsian told HL this afternoon. “If the enhancement is filed, he will face an additional period of 3, 4 or 10 years. Of course, the judge has the power to strike or remove the enhanced feature. In other words, the father-to-be could be sentenced to a minimum of 6 months to a maximum of 14 years if convicted of this crime.”
