King Koyeba to remain in police custody

The examining judge recently decided to extend the detention of King Koyeba with 30 days. Koyeba’s defense attorneys, Lygia Palmburg and Raoul Lobo, on Monday confirmed the reports. The defense will reportedly take other legal action. Palmburg explained that there are still other legal options for her client. King Koyeba has already admitted that he had just started selling drugs when he was arrested by the police. At his arraignment he explained to the examining judge that he had started selling drugs because he has to put food on the table for his nine children. The defense attorneys pointed out that their client has honestly admitted everything which is why there is no need to keep him locked up pending the investigation. King Koyeba was reportedly in possession of a small quantity of yami marijuana at the time of his arrest. Two other suspects were in possession of the rest of the drugs. Koyeba also told the judge that he wanted to provide for his children and that he also impregnated two other women whom he also wants to support morally and financially. King Koyeba has also admitted that he occasionally uses yami marijuana what is reportedly considered common practice among artists. USA - It was a battle of the sequels at the multiplexes this weekend, as “Boo! A Madea Halloween” narrowly edged out “Jack Reacher: Never Go Back” to claim first place at the domestic box office. The latest film in the long-running Madea series racked up $27.6 million. Comedian Chris Rock may be entitled to a percentage of the gross. Creator Tyler Perry was inspired to take his pistol-packing grandma trick-or-treating after Rock’s comedian character in 2014’s “Top Five” joked that his latest movie, a passion project about a slave revolt, was going head-to-head at the box office with “Boo! A Madea Halloween.” What was once intended as satire eventually became a seasonally appropriate reality. “Never Go Back” was right behind, with the action sequel earning a solid $23 million.

The film brought back Tom Cruise as Reacher, an exmilitary investigator with a penchant for ass-kicking. The films are based on a popular series of books by Lee Childs, but despite their bestselling pedigree, a sequel to “Jack Reacher” wasn’t exactly a given. The first film ended up making money for