Philadelphia Influencer Meatball Regrets Role in Riots, Family Disappointed

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Influencer Dayjia Blackwell, known as "Meatball," expresses regret for her involvement in the Philadelphia riots and the looting she filmed and cheered on. Her family, including her grandmother, admits to being "ashamed" of her actions. Blackwell, facing felony charges, wants to stay out of trouble and never go to jail again. She claims to be traumatized by her night in jail and wants the charges expunged from her record. Her family hopes she can use her voice for good and become a positive influencer.
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