Blueface Confirms Chrisean Rock Was Arrested For Beating Him Up

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Chrisean Rock and Blueface’s up-and-down relationship has taken another turn resulting in her arrest on Sunday night. Videos shared online show Rock on the ground for the second time this week as police arrest her.

Sunday night’s incident stems from another fight with Blueface, but this time, it’s clear that Chrisean Rock is the problem as she socks Blue in the face. A video showed the couple in a lounge setting when Blueface approaches her, but Rock punches him in the face instead.

The incident is said to have occurred at an Arizona club with the couple and others seen earlier in the day together at the Cookout Day party where they hosted the event, but it seems that things soured within hours between the two.

One video shared by a blog showed the moment the incident occurred.

“Why Blueface beating Chrisean ass like that?” someone is heard saying at the start of the clip. The couple is then seen arguing before Rock appears to step up onto something to punch Blueface. She hits him at least two times.

This is the second time Rock has been arrested this week, as a video from Zeus’ Baddies South show in which she appears showed footage of her being arrested by deputies and Bounty Hunters. They were tailing the show after Rock failed to show up for court in an ongoing case.

Chrisean Rock is facing multiple charges for breaking into Blueface’s house and later stealing his car and selling crack cocaine.

In the meantime, Blueface didn’t seem hurt too severely, but in a surprising twist, the rapper asked for her to be freed.

“Free Rock,” he added. “We ain’t gonna ever make the same mistake twice,” he said before adding, “She hit me this time.”

When asked about her whereabouts, Blueface said that security and police arrested her. “What can I do?” he asked. He also showed his face to the camera. “She hit me with a banger,” he said. “I ain’t even do nothing. She be all right. Free Rock,” ended the video.

Blueface and Chrisean recently disclosed that they took their relationship to the next level as Blue asked her to officially be his girlfriend last week. This was just days after the two had a public brawl but appeared to make up after.

On Friday, Blueface shared a video of the couple in the aftermath of another fight. This time he had managed to grab a tuft of hair from the back of her head and pulled it out completely from the root. The rapper showed off Rock’s bald spot and noted that they were fighting over her running away with his phone.

Despite concerns raised about his toxic relationship with Chrisean, the couple on Saturday appeared to be in good spirits as Blue gifted her a new diamond necklace and a “buss down” watch. It is alleged that Chrisean has signed away her Zeus checks to Blueface. The rapper has not addressed the claim, but Rock has previously said she wouldn’t leave Blueface ever.

In the meantime, the Hollywood fight is still being investigated by police, but no charges have been laid.

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Nicki Minaj’s ‘Super Freaky Girl’ Set To Debut At No. 1 On Hot 100

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Nicki Minaj heading for a big chart debut with her new song “Super Freaky Girl.”

The Queens rapper’s latest track is set to debut at No. 1 on Billboard’s Hot 100 chart on Monday after selling more than 100,000 tracks in under a week since it was released. “Super Freaky Girl” was released on August 12 and is Nicki Minaj’s only solo track released this year but the best performing of the three other collaborations that she released in early 2022.

A potential Hot 100 track list sees Minaj at the top with 256 points and 217,000 units. The song has 20.4 million streams and 71,000 sales, along with 41 million airplay.

In second place, Harry Style’s “As It Was” sits at No. 2 for the 20th week on the chart with 97,000 sales. Lizzo’s “About Damn Time” is at No. 3, and Beyonce’s “Break My Soul” is at No. 4, while Future featuring Drake and Tems’ “Wait For U” is at No. 8, rounding out the only hip-hop artists on the top 10 on the chart.

Meanwhile, Rod Wave is set to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 album. With his album ‘Beautiful Mind’. The rapper sold 115,000 equivalent units or 157.73 million on-demand streams, with 2,000 of those from pure sales, Chart Data said on Sunday.

‘Beautiful Mind’ is Rod Waves’ second consecutive No. 1 album on the Billboard 200. His 2021 album, ‘SoulFly’ was his first number one album

In the meantime, “Super Freaky Girl” has already made history since being released. The song had the biggest solo debut of all time on the global and US Spotify, with 3M and 1.5M streams, respectively. The song replaced Doja Cat’s “Ain’t Sh*t.” Which previously held the record. The track samples Rick James’ 1981 hit “Super Freak” and sees Minaj proving why her music style still makes hits.

Minaj recently hit another milestone, surpassing 26 billion streams on Spotify across all credits. She’s the first female rapper to achieve the milestone.

Nicki Minaj’s latest streaming win also comes as she’s set to be honored as the 2022 recipient of the prestigious Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award at the MTV VMA’s this year, which Missy Elliot applauded on Twitter.

Nicki Minaj is awaiting the release of her six-part documentary, which will give fans an intimate look into her journey from before fame to becoming one of the greatest rappers of all time. Nicki was born in Trinidad and Tobago before immigrating to the United States with her parents at age five. She started rapping, singing, and acting at a young age, but her big break in music would come just over a decade ago when Lil Wayne saw a DVD of her rapping and offered her a deal with Young Money/Cash Money.

To date she is one of the top selling artists in the world with over 100 Billboard Hot 100 entries, making her the first female artist in history to achieve triple digits chart entries.

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La Guadeloupe vue du ciel

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Un tour en ULM ça vous tente ? Prendre de la hauteur et apprécier le papillon autrement, voilà la promesse de ce survol touristique de la Pointe des Châteaux en autogire avec Bénédicte. Un vrai régal pour les yeux avec à la clé des sensations inédites.

Voler comme un oiseau reste le rêve ultime pour les humains. Notre corps est capable de marcher, de sauter et même de nager, mais voler nous est anatomiquement impossible. Si des hommes repoussent les limites pour se rapprocher du vol naturel, aile à réaction, base jump, delta plane ou vol illusoire, les oiseaux restent les maîtres du ciel.

Et si, pendant 20mn on vous offre la possibilité d’être un oiseau ? L’autogire, aéronef léger faisant partie de la famille des ULM (ultra léger motorisé)…


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Rentrée scolaire 2022-2023, la note est salée pour les ménages

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En ce contexte de forte inflation et à l’approche de la rentrée des classes prévue ce 2 septembre, nous avons voulu savoir quel était le coût de revient de la rentrée scolaire selon les degrés de scolarisation. La palme d’or est décernée aux étudiants.

« Le porte-monnaie des Guadeloupéens est en surchauffe, car l’inflation atteint 9,1%, au mois de juillet », a annoncé l’économiste Jean-Marie Nol (voire édition du 18 juillet 2022).

Pour la population qui le vit depuis quelques mois, c’est mettre un chiffre sur un quotidien devenu difficile à assumer. Cela représente 3 points de plus par rapport à l’Hexagone où le gouvernement peine déjà à résorber cette envolée pour les ménages. Spécificité oblige, nous enregistrons une hausse moyenne…


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‘We can help anyone who turns up,’ says top cop Loop Jamaica

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Urges police officers to see themselves as problem-solvers

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Commissioner of Police Major General Antony Anderson is imploring members of the Jamaica Constabulary Force in the St Catherine South Police Division to always be ready to help members of the public.

Anderson, who was speaking at the division’s conference on Sunday, said that he is disappointed when individuals go to a police station and are turned away or told that they cannot be helped.

“We can help anyone who turns up. If we can’t do it ourselves, there is a mechanism, because we are an entire force and the largest organisation, and we are plugged into every aspect of the country and every aspect of the society, every aspect of government, we are plugged into,” Anderson said.

He said that if the officer who is the first point of contact with the public cannot assist any member of the public, the JCF as a whole can render assistance.

“So it is important that you come to work with the mindset that you are a problem-solver,” the top cop said.Anderson said that due to the nature of the police officer’s job, they constantly see people when individuals are at their worst.

“So, if we can see those people at their worst and make it a little bit better, it is good for you as an individual, it is good for your division, and it good for the force, and it is good for the country,” he said.

The commissioner pointed out that there is no downside to being helpful.

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His attorney Christopher Townsend is expected to make an application for bail at Monday’s appearance.

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Watts responds to Jonas’ criticism during Thursday’s debate, saying he can hold his own in both politics and his profession

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Algernon “Serpent” Watts, the United Progressive Party (UPP) Candidate for St. George, is defending himself against attacks and refuting lies reportedly uttered by MP Dean Jonas, the Antigua Labour Party (ALP) incumbent.

During an event staged by the National Youth Parliament last Thursday night, August 18, Jonas criticized Watts’ qualifications, sneering that he has put himself forward for public office when he does not have a tertiary degree.

However, Watts says that Jonas has no advantage on him, since he can stand against him in his profession, while the government minister cannot do the same against him in his field.

Meanwhile, Watts is commending the Youth Parliament for organizing the event, but says he did not realize he was to take part in a debate until he got to the venue.

Despite this, the UPP Candidate says he did not shy away from taking part in the debate – given that he had been the first person to call for such an event a few election cycles ago.

He adds, however, that Jonas is alleged to have been the force behind Thursday night’s event.

Kelton Dalso, the Democratic National Alliance Candidate (DNA), who was the third debater, also has accused Jonas of making untruthful remarks.

Jonas credited the ALP Administration with helping Dalso – via a scholarship – to acquire a law degree, a claim the DNA candidate strongly denies, saying funding for his studies came through his family and personal means.

Dalso also decried Jonas’ attack on Watts.

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Accused In Multi-Million Dollar Grenada Drug Bust To Stand Trial – St. Lucia Times News

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Four accused in a multi-million dollar drug bust by Grenada police were last week committed to stand trial.

The Royal Grenada Police Force (RGPF) described the October 2019 drug seizure as one of its largest.

A release on the RGPF Facebook page said an operation conducted at Harvey Vale, Carriacou, resulted in the recovery of 416 kilos of cocaine with an estimated street value of $41,000,600.00 EC dollars.

Law enforcement officials later recovered one AR15 rifle believed connected to the cocaine find.

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According to the RGPF release, French national Serkan Yildirim as well as Damien Francis, Nicholas Noel, and Keron Noel all of Harvey Vale, Carriacou, were charged with Trafficking in a Controlled Drug and Conspiracy to Trafficking in a Controlled Drug.

Nicholas and Keron Noel were also charged with Handling a Controlled Drug and Possession of an Illegal Firearm.

And an additional charge for Possession of a Controlled Drug was laid against Damien Francis. All the charges were indictable.

On Tuesday 16th August 2022, all four men were committed to stand trial at the High Court for the offences.

The RGPF disclosed that Damien, Nicholas, and Keron were granted bail of $250,000.00 EC  with two sureties each.

On the other hand, Serkan was granted bail of $350,000.00 cash with other conditions.

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Police Probe Fatal Shooting In Monchy – St. Lucia Times News

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Se acaba periodo de moratoria a La Crudita

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El secretario del Departamento de Asuntos al Consumidor (DACO), Edán Rivera, confirmó en RADIO ISLA que la moratoria al impuesto de los derivados del crudo (La Crudita) culminó ayer, 21 de agosto.

La misma estuvo vigente por 45 días. Edán Rivera informó que se verá el aumento del precio del combustible en las estaciones de gasolina que se reabastezcan ahora.

“Lo cierto es que el efecto de La Crudita coincidió con una bajada considerable en los mercados internacionales”, afirmó Rivera. Rivera detalló que “los precios deben estar rondando los 97 centavos la mínima y $1.04 la máxima para gasolina regular”.

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