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Amerikāņu reperi A$AP Rocky tiesāja par bruņotu uzbrukumu savam bijušajam draugam. Par to mūziķim draudēja 24 gadi cietumā. Visbeidzot tiesas zālē izskanēja spriedums, un A$AP Rocky tika atzīs par nevainīgu.
Kā vēsta Daily Mail, Rianna tiesas zālē nespēja valdīt emocijas un izplūda atvieglojuma asarās. Savukārt A$AP Rocky apskāva visus savus aizstāvjus un nemitīgi atkārtoja: «Paldies, ka izglābāt manu dzīvību!» Pēc tam viņš metās pie mīļotās un ilgi turēja viņu savos apskāvienos.
Rianna visu laiku bija blakus dzīvesbiedram tiesas procesa laikā. Pagājušajā tiesas sēdē viņa ieradās kopā ar abu bērniem – divus un gadu veciem puisēniem.
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@entertainmenttonight After a three-week trial, A$AP Rocky has been found not guilty on two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm. Emotions were high in the courtroom and upon hearing the first not guilty verdict, A$AP immediately rushed to Rihanna and the two shared a hug. Rihanna, who held a stuffed animal, began to cry as she hugged other members of A$AP’s defense team. The rapper teared up while hugging his legal team and said, «Thank y’all for saving my life,» and made prayer hands as the jury left. A$AP’s mom was also in attendance and she thanked everyone for their support upon leaving the courtroom, hugging people who had covered the trail. As A$AP exited the courtroom with his family, Rihanna could be heard saying «Oh my God» with a big smile on her face. Outside the courtroom, A$AP told reporters, «This whole experience has been crazy these last four years. But I’m thankful, nonetheless, and blessed to be here right now, to be a free man talking to you.» #asaprocky #rihanna #trial ♬ original sound – Entertainment Tonight
Izmeklēšana ilga no 2021. gada, kad A$AP Rocky pat tika arestēts, bet viņu atbrīvoja pret galvojumu. Toreiz reperis bija sastrīdējies ar savu draugu Terelu Efronu, un uz tikšanos ar viņu esot atnācis ar ieroci un divas reizes izšāvis. A$AP Rocky savu vainu noliedza.
