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In March, a gun incident occurred at pop star Rihanna's estate in California. A Florida woman fired multiple shots at the home and a trailer. Rihanna, her partner A$AP Rocky and their three children were at home and no one was injured. The woman was arrested and initially charged.
Charges have been filed against a 36-year-old woman in California following a shooting incident at pop star Rihanna's estate last March. According to a statement from the Los Angeles district attorney's office, she is charged with attempted murder and assault with a semi-automatic weapon, among other things. The Florida woman pleaded not guilty. The next hearing is scheduled for the end of October.
The public prosecutor's office had already raised the allegations in March. Now the decision of a grand jury was added. This is a group of jurors who decide whether charges can be filed in a case after the prosecution presents evidence. A judge found this week that the woman was sane and therefore a trial could take place.
According to police, 38-year-old pop star Rihanna was on the property when the shots were fired. According to the public prosecutor's office, her partner, US rapper A$AP Rocky, and their three children were also at home. The woman drove up in a car and fired several shots at the house and a trailer. Nobody was hit by the bullets.
The woman was arrested a short time later. If found guilty on all charges, she could face life in prison. Investigators initially did not provide any information about the possible motive. According to media reports, she had previously expressed anger at the singer in social media posts.
Rihanna released her first single “Pon de Replay” in 2005 and later became one of the most successful pop singers ever with hits like “Umbrella,” “Work” and “Diamonds.” She also has her own cosmetics line and underwear brand. Her sons RZA and Riot with rapper A$AP Rocky were born in 2022 and 2023. Their daughter Rocki was born in September last year.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The trial against the defendant will continue with the next hearing at the end of October.
Likely · Within weeks
If found guilty on all charges, the defendant faces life in prison.
Very likely · Within months
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