After three weeks of trial, a verdict has been announced in A$AP Rocky’s felony guns case. On Tuesday evening, a jury found Rocky not guilty on two counts of first-degree assault with a semiautomatic weapon.

“A jury has ACQUITTED A$AP Rocky of two counts of first-degree assault with a semiautomatic firearm for his Nov. 6, 2021, confrontation with Terell “Relli” Ephron in Hollywood,” reads court reporter Meghann Cuniff’s tweets announcing the verdict, the reading of which was streamed on Law&Crime Trials on YouTube. “The verdict is he’s NOT GUILTY on both counts. Rocky was accused of shooting one-time associate Terell “Relli” Ephron on November 6, 2021.”

For the entire case, Rocky and his defense insisted that he used a fake gun and accused Ephron of perjury. Throughout the trial, Rocky’s defense team found multiple inconsistencies in his case. Stay tuned for more details. See Meghann’s tweets below.