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An Essex mother of three says a Tesco security guard refused her entry during a record UK heat wave because her backless top could leave her exposed; she covered up with a gym jumper and finished shopping, later receiving an apology from Tesco and filing a complaint. The incident highlights heat-related tensions in the UK amid Europe-wide extreme temperatures.
Morgan Wallen grabbed a security guard’s phone and threw it across the stage during a Pittsburgh show, then canceled the second night at Acrisure Stadium citing severe weather that never materialized; he later explained on Instagram that the cancellation was a precaution based on information from his team and local officials to keep fans safe.
At a Friday Pittsburgh show, Morgan Wallen reportedly grabbed a security guard’s cellphone filming near the stage and hurled it into the audience, a moment that went viral as he continued the Still The Problem Tour. The Pittsburgh date was followed by a Saturday show cancellation due to weather that never materialized. Wallen has a history of on-stage theatrics, including a prior piano flip during the tour.
Louisiana rapper Boosie Badazz (Torrence Ivy Hatch Jr.) was charged in Harris County with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after allegedly striking a security guard at the Privilege nightclub in Houston with a glass hookah base on May 25; a second guard witnessed the incident, both identified Boosie, and bond was set at $85,000 as he appeared in court.
Three men — Amin Abdullah, Nadir Awad, and Mansour Kaziha — were killed defending the Islamic Center of San Diego as two teen gunmen stormed the mosque, saving about 140 people including children. Abdullah, a longtime security guard, exchanged fire and ordered a lockdown; Awad and Kaziha confronted the shooters outside, dying in the exchange. The victims are being remembered by the imam and fellow worshippers as heroes and pillars of the community.
Pierce County prosecutors say a 16-year-old suspect stabbed five people, including a security guard, at Foss High School in Tacoma; charges were filed Friday morning and the investigation is ongoing.
Six people—five students and a security guard—were injured in a stabbing during an altercation at Foss High School in Tacoma; four students were in critical condition. Police responded to an active assault and a broader investigation is underway.
Orlando Rivas, 52, a Buffalo Grove High School security guard, died Friday from a traumatic brain injury after a car leaving the high school struck a pole and fell onto him as students were dismissed; he had been in a coma following surgery to relieve brain swelling. Devoted to his family, his colleagues and students remember him as selfless and beloved, and a GoFundMe has surpassed $100,000 in support. No citations or charges have been filed as police and school officials mourn the loss.
Jorginho released a statement clarifying that his initial accusation about Chappell Roan making his daughter cry was based on early information; the security guard involved wasn’t Roan’s, Roan wasn’t involved, and the incident is described as a misunderstanding. He apologizes for the impact and says the matter is closed, advocating respect and avoiding online attacks.
Football star Jorginho Frello says he regrets his initial claim that Chappell Roan’s security yelled at his daughter during Lollapalooza weekend in Brazil, clarifying that the incident was a misunderstanding and that the guard was not acting on Roan’s behalf. He cites new information and communications from Roan and her team, apologizes for the impact on Roan and his family, and emphasizes respect and humility as he closes the matter.
The security guard at the center of the Chappell Roan hotel incident in São Paulo apologized, saying he wasn’t Roan’s personal security and that he acted in a general security capacity for another party, not at Roan’s table; Roan had previously apologized and distanced herself from the guard, and the episode has sparked ongoing online backlash and headlines.
A hotel security guard, Pascal Duvier, says he takes full responsibility for his interactions with Jude Law’s 11‑year‑old daughter at a Sao Paulo hotel breakfast, noting he acted independently of Chappell Roan’s security team and was addressing hotel safety concerns; Roan denies her team confronted the child, while Frello had accused Roan’s security. Harding, Frello’s wife, described the girl’s admiration for Roan and weighed in on questions of representation. The dispute has played out publicly on social media with varying accounts and reactions from fans and fellow celebrities.
Pascal Duvier posted that he was not Chappell Roan’s personal security and acted independently at a São Paulo hotel on March 21, taking full responsibility for his interactions; Roan had previously said the guard wasn’t part of her team, while Jorginho and his wife disputed the involvement, and Duvier cited hotel information and a heightened security risk as the basis for his actions and said he regretted the outcome.
Pascal Duvier says he was at the hotel on behalf of another party and was not part of Chappell Roan’s security team, clarifying the incident that led Jorginho’s 11-year-old daughter to cry; Roan has denied involvement by her security, while speculation about the singer continues on social media.
Catherine Harding, mother of Jude Law’s 11-year-old daughter Ada, publicly contests Chappell Roan’s account of a confrontation with her guard at a São Paulo hotel, saying Ada merely looked at the singer and did not approach; Roan maintains the guard was not part of her security and Ada didn’t interact with her. Harding’s husband, Jorginho Frello, criticized Roan, and Ada ultimately skipped Roan’s show on her birthday after the incident. Roan says the guard wasn’t associated with her personal security and denies Ada’s involvement.