SUMMARY: Rapper Young Dolph was tragically killed at the age of 36, prompting significant legal proceedings. Justin Johnson and Cornelius Smith are identified as the alleged shooters, with strong evidence against them as the trial begins. Assistant DA Paul Hagerman revealed that Dolph’s brother had allegedly put a $100,000 hit on him before meeting with the suspects. Johnson, one of the four charged in the case, will stand trial first, while also implicated are Smith and mastermind Hernandez Goan, with a fourth suspect, Demarcus Johnson, having accepted a plea deal. Coverage of the trial is ongoing.

During his opening statement, Shelby County Assistant District Attorney Paul Hagerman said that Big Jook, the brother of famed Memphis rapper Yo Gotti and part of Gotti, put out a “hit” on Young Dolph, promising $100,000 to whoever killed Young Dolph who famously had animosity with CMG.

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SUMMARY: Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares has led a coalition of 22 state attorneys general in filing an amicus brief to support a lawsuit against AJP Educational Foundation Inc. (American Muslims for Palestine) and National Students for Justice in Palestine. The lawsuit, under the Anti-Terrorism Act, claims these organizations provided material support to Hamas, originating from previous groups like the Holy Land Foundation. Miyares emphasizes the importance of allowing victims of the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack to pursue justice, arguing that dismissing the case would hinder accountability for alleged terrorist support. The coalition aims to protect victims’ rights to seek compensation.

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SUMMARY: Today, OT will host a documentary screening focused on Nashville’s Vision Zero initiative, aimed at creating safer roads to prevent traffic fatalities. Led by the mayor‘s office and INDOT, the initiative uses data to identify crash hotspots and vulnerable populations. The screening, set for 5:30 PM at Luby Center Theater, features stories from five families impacted by roadway incidents. Following the screening, a panel with INDOT Director Freddy O’Connell and community advocates will discuss traffic safety and answer questions from attendees. The event is free and open to the public, emphasizing the need for improved infrastructure for safety.

NDOT is hosting a screening of the film “Vision Zero.”

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