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assault of a gay man whom they reportedly lured to a house using the gay dating app Grindr.According to the Cecil Whig newspaper, one of the students, Zachary Leinemann, posed as a 16-year-old boy on the app, seeking to lure a 40-year-old man to an off-campus apartment for a sexual encounter on October 15, 2024. The age of consent in Maryland, in most cases, is 16 years old.Leinemann and the man allegedly corresponded through first Grindr and then Snapchat to set up an in-person meeting.When the man — whose name has not been revealed — arrived at the apartment, a group of 15 students affiliated with the university’s Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity ambushed and assaulted him.According to court records, the victim suffered a broken rib and multiple bruises.

“NYPD Blue” actress was assigned to the station at 11:30 a.m., and is still detained, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD).Morgan bailed out on a $20,000 bond on Saturday. Both Delaney and Morgan are scheduled to appear in court on April 1.

following a nearly four-week trial in Los Angeles. The verdict was reached on Tuesday after the case was sent to the jury on Friday.

the rapper’s gun assault trial were set to take place.The “Love on the Brain” singer, 36, arrived outside the courthouse in a black Escalade, emerging with RZA, 2, in her arms, while another individual carried 1-year-old Riot.Wearing a black leather coat and over-the-calf python-print boots, Rihanna was shielded from the rain by her bodyguards who covered the Fenty Beauty founder with multiple umbrellas.Rihanna’s court visit marks the first time she has brought her and A$AP Rocky’s children to their father’s trial, which began Jan. 24.

trial of A$AP Rocky on Thursday, while lawyers for the hip-hop star are protesting the dearth of Black candidates for the panel.Nearly one hundred potential jurors will pack into the Los Angeles courtroom for a third long day of questioning at the trial, where Rocky is accused of two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm for allegedly firing on a former friend in Hollywood in 2021.Opening statements will begin once 12 of them, and four alternates, are seated.“I’m pretty sure we’re going to have a jury tomorrow,” Superior Court Judge Mark Arnold said at the end of court Wednesday, thanking the panelists for their patience. “This is not going to go on forever.”Other than dismissals for cause, each side can have 10 jurors dismissed without giving a reason.

caught on camera in Nampa, Idaho back in July 2024.The 35-year-old was initially sentenced to 180 days in prison, according to TMZ but he won’t have to serve all of that time.Canyon County Court Judge Matthew B.

beating and arrest of a transgender man in a 7-Eleven parking lot.Last month, former Sheriff’s Deputy Joseph Benza III indicated that he intends to plead guilty to one felony count of deprivation of rights under color of law when he next appears in court on January 17, 2025.The charge, which carries a sentence of up to 10 years in prison, stems from an incident on February 10, 2023, in which the 36-year-old deputy assaulted and used “excessive force” to subdue and arrest Emmet Brock, a 23-year-old high school teacher, after Brock flipped him the middle finger. As part of his plea agreement, Benza — who has been released on $50,000 bond — admitted that he lied to FBI investigators, who were looking into Brock’s allegations of civil rights violations, by making false statements about the incident.

L’Unione Sarda.The couple, Ivano and Alfredo, were walking in Milan’s Barona neighborhood on December 21 when five youths accosted them for holding hands while walking home just before midnight.The youths shouted anti-gay insults at the couple, including “You are against God and nature.”Ivano, a 45-year-old nurse, later wrote on social media, “My partner and I were attacked because of homophobia … I got punched in the head.”Luca Paladini, regional councilor of Lombardy for Patto Civico and a friend of the couple, recounted the ordeal on social media, claiming that Ivano was admitted to the San Paolo hospital after the attack “due to a punch he received, which contributed to a worrying rise in blood pressure.” He was eventually released and allowed to go home.“Ivano will file a [police] complaint against unknown people,” Paladini wrote. “We must denounce an increasingly violent and discriminatory climate against people from the LGBT community.

charged earlier this week with one felony count of deprivation of rights under color of law. In a plea agreement filed on December 17, Benza agreed to plead guilty to the charge, which carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in federal prison. Benza is expected to appear in court in the coming days.According to the Los Angeles Times, Benza was having a heated conversation with a woman on the side of the road.

NBC News. “You’re not a woman, you’re a man,” Burnett reported screamed at the 41-year-old trans woman, whose name has not been released, and then started punching and kicking her.

The Independent.Dahlia then hit the man with her cane, knocking him out. Subsequently, at least five other men rushed over and began beating both women.

passing away on November 7.On November 15, MPD Chief Pamela Smith announced the arrests of a 14-year-old and a 16-year-old in connection with the attack, as reported by CBS affiliate WUSA.According to MPD Assistant Chief Ramey Kyle, surveillance video footage of the suspects was found showing them in the area of T Street NW around the time when Smith is believed to have been attacked. The two suspects have since been linked to three similar robberies in the hours after Smith’s assault.“For the last two weeks, our detectives have worked around the clock investigating these cases,” Kyle said.

viciously beaten and choked by a corrections officer.The lawsuit stems from an incident in June 2019, when Amber Maree Canter — who is currently in custody at the North Branch Correctional Institution in Maryland — was on pre-trial hold at Baltimore City’s Central Booking and Intake Facility.In her lawsuit, Canter claimed that she had developed a reputation among Central Booking correctional officers as a vocal advocate for transgender rights and frequent critic of some of the facility’s policies prior to the incident, which was sparked by a dispute over Canter being denied recreational time outside of her cell.According to Canter, Correctional Officer Zanel Santana, who was called in as backup during the verbal dispute, became threatening and abusive towards her after she staged a singular “sit-in” to protest being denied recreational time outside of her cell, something prison officials had previously promised.After Canter refused to head back to her cell, Santana allegedly yanked Canter up and placed her in a chokehold until she lost consciousness, at which point he and two other officers carried her body for several feet before dropping Canter on her face on the concrete floor.The officers then dragged Canter’s body back to her cell and did not seek out medical help for nearly 10 minutes, even though she had lost consciousness and sustained a serious open head wound.Canter was eventually treated for multiple injuries, including fractures to her left orbital bone, optic nerve canal, and anterior skull base, as well as multiple sinus fractures, severe bruising, and internal bleeding.Santana and other officers allegedly filed a false excessive force report about the incident.Employing the assistance of the law firm

Bellingham Herald. “I shouldn’t have had to ask. I felt that the fact that they didn’t call 911 is an absolute dereliction of their duty.”Ruben took her son to St.

WTOP, Lascarro, a Colombia-born male model, had stopped by the burger joint to get something to eat after frequenting local gay nightclubs. But after waiting in lne for the self-help kiosk, he ultimately decided to leave because off the long lines. As he headed toward the door, a young woman screamed at him, allegedly claiming that he “needed to watch where the fuck he was going, and to say, ‘excuse me,'” according to Lascarro’s husband, Stuart West.

according to video shared on social media. “That’s a lady you just hit, sir!” McCreey shouted from the stage after he stopped singing and pointed out to the crowd. “Absolutely not.

NBC Washington News 4 that the dispute started inside. He had gone to the Shake Shack at the corner of 18th and Jefferson Streets NW with his partner and a few friends. They had ordered food but grew impatient as their wait time began to exceed 45 minutes.When he asked where their food was, an employee responded in an “aggressive” way.

The Guardian.He later boasted of the incident to friends on Snapchat: “Two to put her down, two to put her out.”O’Brien suffered a broken nose, swelling, bruising, and a concussion. She later told the Limerick circuit criminal court that the attack left her feeling like “a punching bag” and that her last conscious thought was, “He’s not stopping.

KARE. “I’ve never talked to him, never done anything negative to him.

Police in West Hollywood are searching for a man who assaulted another while man yelling anti-gay slurs. He is also believed to have assaulted other individuals in the area.The victim of the anti-gay assault, David Velasquez, told the WeHo Times that, on Sunday, March 17, he was coming back from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, where he had been treated earlier in the day for severe cold and flu symptoms.He stopped by the Pavilions in WeHo to pick up medication and was riding his personal scooter home when the altercation occurred.Velasquez noted that he was riding on the sidewalk to avoid being hit by potentially drunk drivers as he made his way through West Hollywood on a particularly raucous St.

KABC that her son suffered a concussion and spent days in the intensive care unit with severe injuries, including internal bleeding and a punctured lung.“The doctor was telling me, ‘We didn’t know whether we were going to lose your son or not,'” Frankie said. “He had a tube going through his chest.