A$AP Rocky pleads not guilty to assault charges
Rapper A$AP Rocky, whose real name is Rakim Mayers, pleaded not guilty to two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm at a Los Angeles court Wednesday.
The charges are related to a shooting involving a former friend of the recording artist. The incident occurred in Hollywood last November.
Mayers, 33, was arrested in April and later released on bond. He remains free until the next court date on Nov. 2, according to the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office.
District Attorney George Gascón announced the felony charges on Monday, saying Mayers is facing allegations of personally using a firearm during an altercation.
Nebraska football coach Scott Frost accepts responsibility
Nebraska coach Scott Frost accepted responsibility for a controversial onside kick decision in Saturday's season-opening loss to Northwestern while acknowledging he needs to do more to retain his job.
Frost made the call to attempt an onside kick with Nebraska leading 28-17 midway through the third quarter in a game being played in Dublin. Northwestern easily recovered the kick at the Nebraska 44-yard line and scored five plays later. The Wildcats outscored Nebraska 14-0 in the final 24:37 to win 31-28 at Aviva Stadium.
Wiz Khalifa Concert Turns Into Chaos; Fans Flee, Cops Lock Down Venue
Things got even worse when some people thought they heard the sounds of gunshots. As a result, hundreds of patrons started running towards the exit.
Local law enforcement policing the venue sprung into action and quickly locked down the area.
“The emergency plan was initiated and followed, and all gates, including non-public exits, were opened. Subsequently, the venue patrons self-evacuated,” a representative with the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office said in a statement.
“Police staff deployed multiple quick response teams and swept the area. No weapons were found.
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