It has been announced that Eminem is officially being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

DETROIT – A Detroit rapper is back in custody after breaking the rules of his bond and posting evidence online. Sebrell Cole, also known as Brello, is a Detroit rapper. According to court documents, Brello posted a music video that featured himself in possession of a gun. After the music video was posted online, federal agents executed a search warrant at the Hamburg Street location. Officials said Brello admitted that the music video was filmed while he was out on bond and was not supposed to possess any firearms.

NOVI, Mich. Detroit rapper Obie Trice was sentenced to 90 days in jail on Wednesday in connection with a home shooting incident in December 2019. Trice, 42, was charged in February following a shooting incident at his home in Commerce Township on Dec. 6, 2019. Trice was arrested for violating a friend of the court warrant for child support payments, with a bond of $16,900, according to jail records. A second charge of aggravated felony assault against Trice was pending at the time of his arrest, according to jail records, but was not authorized at that time. During his sentencing Wednesday Trice was credited 5 days toward his sentence at the Oakland County Jail.