Woman faces first court appearance after shots were fired at Rihanna's house
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A Florida woman is expected to appear in court after police say she fired shots at Rihanna’s Los Angeles home while people were inside
LOS ANGELES -- A Florida woman arrested on suspicion of firing gunshots at Rihanna's Los Angeles home while 10 people were inside is expected to make her first court appearance on Tuesday afternoon.
Prosecutors said they are reviewing a case presented by police and 35-year-old Ivanna Lisette Ortiz is expected to be arraigned later in the day. Charges have yet to be filed.
Ortiz was arrested and a weapon was recovered on Sunday afternoon after shots were fired outside the home in the Beverly Hills area, police said.
No one was hurt. But Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell told media gathered for a news conference on a different subject Tuesday that 10 people were at home at the time. He identified the house as Rihanna's, but he did not say whether she, her partner A$AP Rocky or their children were among those in the home.
McDonnell said investigators believe Ortiz drove to the area from Florida, but it's not clear when. Public records show her most recent address was in Orlando.
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