Jury to Deliberate in A$AP Rocky's Felony Assault Case Next Week
The rapper faces up to 24 years in prison if convicted of firing a gun at former friend A$AP Relli in a 2021 altercation.
- A$AP Rocky is charged with two felony counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm stemming from a 2021 incident in Hollywood involving former friend A$AP Relli.
- The defense claims the rapper used a prop gun firing blanks, while the prosecution argues it was a real firearm, with no physical gun presented as evidence by either side.
- Closing arguments highlighted conflicting testimonies, with the defense portraying Relli as unreliable and the prosecution calling the prop gun claim implausible.
- Rihanna, Rocky's partner, attended court with their two young children during closing arguments, drawing attention and sparking debate over the move's intent.
- The jury, set to begin deliberations on Tuesday after a long weekend, will determine whether Rocky acted in self-defense or committed the alleged assault.