A$AP Relli may have lost the criminal trial, but he’s not backing down in his assault and battery lawsuit against A$AP Rocky over the same 2021 incident.

Relli is still pursuing a civil case against ASAP Rocky. Rolling Stone reports that Relli is moving forward with the assault and battery lawsuit, even though Rocky was found not guilty in the criminal trial.

A jury of his peers may have found A$AP Rocky not guilty of shooting his former associate, but A$AP Relli isn’t giving up on the case and will continue to pursue legal action against the “RIOT” rapper.

A$AP Rocky‘s accuser Relli may have lost the criminal trial, but he’s not backing down in his assault and battery lawsuit against the rapper for the same matter.

ASAP Rocky’s legal fate has been decided by a jury of his peers. Today (February 18), the “ Tailor Swift ” rapper received the verdict in his felony assault trial. As read by the juror foreperson, ASAP Rocky (real name Rakim Mayers) was found not guilty of assaulting former friend Terell Ephron (professionally known as ASAP Relli).

Just over a week after A$AP Rocky was found not guilty on all counts in his 2021 felony shooting case, A$AP Relli is moving forward with his civil lawsuit. On Wednesday, a Los Angeles County Superior Court judge lifted a hold on Relli's assault and battery case against Rocky (real name Rakim Mayers) and set a trial date of 12 January 2026,

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