Atlanta – The rapper known as Rod Wave faces more than a dozen positions, some who involve a weapon, after Sheriff officials were given in Georgia on Tuesday.
Wave, whose real name is Rodarius Green, voluntarily surrendered to the Fulton County Sheriff’s office on arrest orders derived from a police call on April 21 in the suburb of Milton in Atlanta, police said there.
A police report obtained by the AP describes officers who find luxury cars with bullet holes and signs of a robbery in the house in one of Georgia’s most exclusive communities last month. But he does not explain why the authorities now accuse the rapper of several crimes.
“There is no truth in these charges,” rapper lawyers Did Findling and Marissa Goldberg said in a statement to Associated Press.
“Rod Green was the victim of a robbery and did not commit crimes,” they said. “The way in which it was even accused as a result of this situation is incomprehensible. This will be resolved absolutely favorably for Mr. Green.”
On April 21, the Milton Police responded to a house in the city north of Atlanta after a 911 report described “a possible domestic disturbance,” police said in a statement. A neighbor had heard screams and shouts, and saw a woman crying, the officers wrote in her initial report.
The officers determined that the call was related to a previously reported robbery and discharge of a firearm in the place, police said. Later they obtained arrest orders for Green, who lived there.
The charges include aggravated assault, conspiracy to commit a serious crime, criminal damage to property and point out a gun to someone, as shown in the Fulton County prison records. He is also accused of manipulating evidence, a serious crime, and the obstruction of the law officers.
An initial police report obtained by the AP describes what the officers found in the house when they arrived on April 21. A Gold Mercedes had multiple bullet holes, and a black Rolls-Royce vehicle had only one bullet hole, according to the report.
“In the basement, we found a large safe that had been dragged by the floor, we opened and emptied,” an officer wrote.
Green’s girlfriend told the officers that he had returned home and discovered that the house seemed to have been stolen. At the back of the house, near the pool, the officers found a broken window and a hammer on a bush next to it. The officers wrote a black Gock gun on the scene, the officers wrote.
The initial report does not list any suspect that could have been broken, emptied the safe or triggered the vehicles, nor accuses Green to commit crimes.
Green was released on bail shortly after surrendering the same day, authorities said.
The 26 -year -old Florida rapper is celebrated for his sound of the soul trap, a unique fusion of RANDB and rap that has won 11 Singles certified Platinum by the Association of the Recording Industry of America. Four of his six albums arrived at No. 1 in Billboard’s Top RANDHip-Hop album chart, including its most recent “last turn” of 2024.
This year, he contributed to the main song of the song “Sinners” to Ryan Coogler’s records, Blockbuster acclaimed by critics of the same name.
Green grew in St. Petersburg, Florida, where he has had at least one trace before the law before A domestic battery charge was dismissed In 2022.
A ex -girlfriend had accused Green of entering her home in the Orlando area and drowning her while her two children were in another room, according to an arrest warrant. The two had left for about four years, and the bride told researchers that Green accused her of seeing other men while they were separated.
Prosecutors then told court officials that the case was not suitable for prosecution.
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Associated Press Maria Sherman writer in New York and Kate Brumback in Atlanta contributed.
