According to Rolling Stone reporter Nancy Dillon, Relli then addressed Rocky directly. The judge interceded and Relli complained that Rocky was staring at him.

Relli testified during the trial that Rocky threatened to kill him before pulling out a gun and shooting at Relli, with one shot grazing his hand. However, Rocky’s legal team countered by ...

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 claimed he was struck by bullet fragments after the argument and said in court that he sought necessary medical attention at a hospital in New York City.

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.

She sat silently between Rocky’s mom, Renee Black, and his sister, Erika B., as fireworks erupted when defense lawyer Joe Tacopina grilled Relli over his Instagram posts allegedly promoting a ...

In his amended answer to the lawsuit, Rocky argued Relli’s injuries were caused by Relli’s “own aggressive acts” and said his actions were done in self-defense resulting from Relli’s ...

“ [Relli] told him to shoot that fake-ass gun,” Phillips testified, giving his version of what happened after the parties met outside the W Hotel, had an initial argument and Rocky was caught ...

Relli accused Rocky of shooting at him during a confrontation in Hollywood in November 2021. He claimed a bullet grazed his hand during the incident.

Relli also claimed that he’s been unjustly labeled as a “snitch” and been called a “rat,” both of which have been harmful to his life and livelihood.

Relli asserted that these spectators are lowly with no other reason except to contribute to the grapevine, typing, “Gossiping is a form of entertainment for people who have no meaningful goals ...

A$AP Relli, the rapper who said that A$AP Rocky shot at him with a deadly weapon in 2021, spoke out after the "F--kin' Problems" rapper was found not guilty.