Singer D4vd asked a Los Angeles judge to let him appear in court without handcuffs or other restraints during a preliminary hearing. According to NBC 4 Los Angeles, the hearing is about to begin, and prosecutors are expected to present evidence in an effort to convince the judge that there is enough evidence to take … Read more
High-profile objections Carmelo Anthonyteen accused of stabbing classmate Austin MetcalfAnthony, 17, who died at a Frisco Independent School District track and field meet in April 2025, is set to stand trial on Monday, June 1. Anthony faces a first-degree murder charge. Who is Austin Metcalf? 5 things to know about slain Texas student ahead of … Read more
D4vd appeared in a Los Angeles County court on Tuesday for a status hearing related to his murder case. The singer, whose name is actually David Burke, has been charged with serious crimes in the murder case involving the death of 14-year-old girl Celeste Rivas Hernandez. Despite the seriousness of the case, D4vd was spotted … Read more
Collin County judge imposes strict rules on media access, security and courtroom conduct ahead of trial Carmelo Anthonyteen accused of stabbing classmate Austin Metcalfe He was killed in April 2025 during the Frisco Independent School District track and field meet. 296th District Court Judge John Roach Jr. signed the order in April, citing intense public … Read more
Collin County judge imposes strict rules on media access, security and courtroom conduct ahead of trial Carmelo Anthonyteen accused of stabbing classmate Austin Metcalf He was killed in April 2025 during the Frisco Independent School District track and field meet. 296th District Court Judge John Roach Jr. signed the order in April, citing intense public … Read more
D4vd is preparing for a very serious court hearing, but it’s not just the case itself that is causing concern. It was an unusual request he made before appearing in court. His team asked the judge if he could wear dress pants and a button-down shirt instead of jail uniforms, according to court documents. The … Read more