In a big update on the probe into the murder of Celeste Rivas Hernandez, the Los Angeles County district attorney charged singer D4vd of first-degree murder. The singer was arrested on Thursday, and the charges were announced by the DA’s office on Monday.
LA district attorney Nathan Hochman announced that D4vd has been charged with first-degree murder, lewd and lascivious behavior with an individual under 14, and sexual abuse. He noted that the singer could face life imprisonment and even death penalty if convicted. Additionally, Hochman said that the murder was committed for “financial gain.”
Could D4vd Face Death Penalty? DA’s Office To Make Big Decision
The District Attorney said on Monday that the charges against D4vd include first-degree murder, lewd and lascivious behavior with a person under 14, sexual abuse and others. If convicted, he could face life imprisonment and even death penalty in Los Angeles, Hochman said.
However, he noted that the DA’s office has not yet decided on whether they will pursue a death penalty for the singer, noting that a decision on it will be taken “at a later date.”
This story is being updated.
