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North West left an interviewer SPEECHLESS after she started talking with her MOUTH CLOSED 😭😭👀

Raven-Symoné and her wife Miranda Maday were left SPEECHLESS when Kyle Massey started ROASTING them over everything people have been saying about them online 😭💀 “Miranda, they saying that you’re Raven’s handler… everybody thinks you’re in control of everything she does, all decisions, all the STUPID sh*t she says. I’m here to set the record straight… there is NO WAY you can be her handler. No one can handle Raven. She can’t even stand in front of a microphone and speak without pissing everybody off. Are you aware we can hear you?” 😭

A convicted felon is charged with pulling a gun on an elderly man in downtown Indianapolis after the man spoke up for a woman who was being berated. Damon Moore is charged with: - Unlawful possession of a firearm by a serious violent felon, a Level 4 felony - Intimidation with a deadly weapon, a Level 5 felony - Pointing a firearm, a Level 6 felony This happened October 21 outside John J. Barton Tower on Mass Ave. Court documents allege multiple people called 911 to report a man who was pointing a gun at a disabled man. Officers reportedly took Moore into custody shortly after getting there with witnesses helping identify him. Witnessed reportedly told police that Moore was screaming at a woman outside the building. When the elderly man told him to stop, they said Moore became angry, went inside and came back with a handgun. A witness captured photos and a video of Moore pointing the gun and threatening to kill him. Police never found the gun during their initial search and believe Moore hid it before officers could recover it. Detectives later found a firearm during a traffic stop involving the tenant of the apartment where a source said it was concealed. The firearm was collected and submitted for DNA processing. Moore is being held on a no bond hold and has his next court date scheduled for January. Court records show Moore has been in and out of the Marion County Jail 34 times since 2003. He has past convictions for felony battery, felony theft, felon carrying a handgun, resisting law enforcement, battery marijuana possession.