Ex-Turnstile Guitarist Charged with Attempted Murder

0:00On April 3rd, a former guitarist for the Grammy-winning band, Turnstile faces attempted murder charges after allegedly ramming his car into the father of his ex-bandmate in Silver Spring, Maryland. 33-year-old Brady Ebert, who left the Baltimore Hardcore Group years back, chased down 60-something William Yates and struck him hard, enough to break bones sticking through his leg. The attack went down outside Yates' home, when Ebert pulled up yelling and honking, then swerved his gold Buick toward the family as they unloaded kids from their car. Video shows Yates tossing a rock at the vehicle before Ebert turned into the driveway and hit him while he tried to flee, then yelled at Yates. Deserved it before peeling out. Yates told cops Ebert had been harassing his family since getting booted from the band with his son, Brendan, with Taun's turning into real threats. Lately, Turnstile cut ties with Ebert back in 2022 over a pattern of harmful actions, including violence threats they kept quiet to respect his.

1:02Privacy until things boiled over. In court Thursday, Ebert called Yates a maniac and pushed for video footage to back his story, but prosecutors called it a targeted hit, and the judge, held him with Al Bond. His lawyer admitted past beef with the bandmate, but argued against extra lock-up time. Turnstile, fresh off Grammys for Best Rock Album and Metal Performance this year, hopes for Yates' full recovery after successful surgery, saying, they've got no words left for Ebert as the legal fight plays out. From the spotlight, powered by AI, this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today.