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Diamond D recently recalled a time that 2Pac shot two "drunk" and "rogue" police officers who were "harassing a Black man" nearby. The incident occurred after the two attended Clark Atlanta University’s homecoming in 1993. Diamond D posted about the night on Instagram on its 30th anniversary, earlier this week.
“It was 30 yrs ago last night when me, Pac and Stretch flew to ATL for his show at Clark U,” Diamond D wrote. “Afterwards as we were approaching the Sheraton hotel off 14th & Peachtree (it is now called The Starling Hotel) is where the infamous incident happened when Pac shot 2 drunk rogue plain clothed white cops who were harassing a Black man.” From there, Diamond D claims 2Pac “intervened to help” the person “he didn’t even know.” In retaliation, the officers apparently “smashed the driver’s side window.”
"I was in the back seat watching this shyt. Pac got out the car and as the cops walked away pac got down to one knee in a firing stance and hit em both in the ass. He beat this case because both cops were drunk and both had guns they took from the evidence room from their station…plus they were from another county so they were wrong all the way around they were outside looking for trouble and they found it." According to AllHipHop, 2Pac was charged with two counts of aggravated assault, but the charges were dropped when it was discovered that one of the officers was using a gun he’d stolen from the Henry County evidence room. Check out Diamond D's full post below.
Diamond D's post comes after Las Vegas Metropolitan Police finally arrested Keefe D for the murder of 2Pac in September. His arraignment will go down on November 2. Be on the lookout for further updates on Keefe D's case on HotNewHipHop.
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The Municipality of Celleno has publicly invited Dua Lipa and Callum Turner to enjoy a secluded honeymoon in its historic ghost village, complete with privacy from photographers and a generous supply of the area's renowned cherries. The offer comes after reports that the couple selected Palermo in Sicily as the destination for their wedding celebrations.
Mayor Luca Beraldo has once again extended an open invitation to the newlyweds, offering them a peaceful retreat in Celleno Vecchia where they can relax away from media attention. Situated in the Tuscia area of Lazio, around 90 minutes from Rome, the small town of roughly 1,200 people has earned a reputation as Italy's "Cherry Town." With the couple's wedding coinciding with the end of the community's famous Cherry Festival, local officials have promised to keep them supplied with freshly picked cherries for the duration of their visit.
"Palermo will give her and Callum a fairytale celebration worthy of their love," Mayor Beraldo stated. "But we at Celleno, our beloved 'Cherry Town', would like to offer them something even rarer: total privacy, genuine safety, and a sweet taste of our land. As our famous Cherry Festival concludes, we want to welcome them with an endless supply of our finest local cherries. Here, surrounded by ancient history and volcanic lakes, they can simply be themselves — away from the world, together. After the party of the century in Palermo, let their forever begin here."
To help ensure complete seclusion, local authorities have suggested temporarily closing the medieval village to visitors and providing dedicated security measures to keep photographers away. Celleno Vecchia, often regarded as one of Italy's most picturesque ghost villages, sits atop a volcanic cliff with sweeping views across the surrounding countryside. A stay in the area would also give the couple the opportunity to explore some of the region's most celebrated attractions in private, including the clear waters of Lake Bolsena, the dramatic hilltop setting of Civita di Bagnoregio, and the scenic landscapes that stretch across nearby Umbria and Tuscany.
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