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Yesterday (Jan. 29), Relli testified that Rocky threatened to kill him before shooting at him on the night of the incident.

Rocky was charged with two felony counts of assault with a deadly weapon stemming from an alleged 2021 altercation with Relli, a former pal. Rocky faced up to 24 years in prison if convicted.

Relli went on to say he had no intentions of fighting Rocky that night because he he feared being blackballed. One of the women who called 911 also took the stand and testified that she heard two ...

Relli, who accused Rocky of shooting him in 2021, addressed the verdict via Instagram Stories Thursday (February 20), making it clear that he is unfazed by public opinion.

ABC News’ Alex Stone reports on the Grammy-nominated rapper who’s facing two felony charges for allegedly shooting at former friend A$AP Relli during a 2021 ...

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Relli’s attorneys slammed the claim, arguing that the weapon was real. In January, Rocky turned down a plea deal offered by prosecutors that included a 180-day jail term.

"Everything that doesn’t come from Relli shows you that this is not a real gun," he said. Since Jan. 29, Rihanna has shown up to the trial on several occasions to support the rapper.

Relli claimed Rocky taunted him, saying, “What now p####?” before the situation spiraled into chaos. “To be honest, I would never fight Rocky. And that’s God’s honest truth.

ASAP Rocky's attorney Joe Tacopina got into a heated argument with ASAP Relli—real name Terell Ephron—on the fourth day of the rapper's assault trial.. As reported by TMZ, Tacopina cross ...