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Eminem apologizes to Rihanna for the song that leaked in surprise album Music to Be Murdered By 23rd Dec 2020 | Source: Yahoo
Cover of Eminem s Music to Be Murdered By Side B Deluxe Edition, released Dec. 18, 2020.
Eminem is wrapping up 2020 the same way he started it gifting fans with a midnight surprise.
“Music to Be Murdered By – Side B (Deluxe Edition) landed early Friday morning, providing a 16-track bookend to January’s “Music to Be Murdered By.”
The rapper used one of the tracks to apologize to Rihanna for lyrics about Chris Brown that leaked in 2019.
On his new track Zeus, Eminem raps: But, me, long as I re-promise to be honest / And wholeheartedly, apologies, Rihanna. For that song that leaked, I m sorry, Ri / It wasn t meant to cause you grief. Regardless, it was wrong of me.
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Domestic Violence Cases Spiking In Prescott Valley
The Prescott Valley Police Department has recently experienced an increase in response to domestic violence incidents. This past weekend officers responded to nine incidents. In those incidents officers arrested six men and two women who were charged with six felony and 16 misdemeanor offenses. Two of the incidents involved the threatened use of a deadly weapon, one a firearm and the other a knife. In November 2019, Prescott Valley police responded to 23 domestic violence incidents, as compared to November 2020 when they responded to 53, which is a 130-percent increase. Comparing year over year there is an overall 16-perfect increase. Although the exact cause of this increase is not certain, current stressors like the pandemic, holidays, financial strain and others are likely suspects. If you are struggling, or know someone who needs assistance, there is help available. The National Domestic Violence Hotline is 1-800-79
Violence is not OK : San Antonio campaign raises awareness about domestic violence during holidays
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Domestic violence doesn’t take a holiday.
That’s the message behind a new San Antonio-led social media campaign that aims to raise awareness about the risks of domestic violence during the holidays and direct victims to resources throughout the community.
“All the research about family violence shows that violence increases when people are under stress,” said Jenny Hixon, violence prevention manager at the Metropolitan Health District. “That’s why we decided that it’s important to get this messaging out there.”
The campaign, unveiled this month in partnership with the Police Department and University Health, is part of a larger effort among city and county officials to address the increase in domestic violence injuries and fatalities in Bexar County.