Turnstile Guitarist Faces Serious Charges

It's April 2nd.

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Former Turn style guitarist, Brady Ebert, got hit with serious charges this week.

The 33-year-old musician faces the tempted second-degree murder and first-degree assault

after an incident back on March 29th.

Cops in Montgomery County nabbed him on March 31st, following a warrant from Judge Jacqueline

Johnson.

He popped up in court on April 1st, skipped a private lawyer, and lined up a public defender

with Andrew David Alperton board.

Bond hearings today, April 2nd, at 1 p.m. Eastern time, before Judge Sherry Deborah Koch,

and a preliminary one set for May, first at 9.30 a.m.

Eastern.

Fans and the music scene are buzzing over this, especially since Ebert got booted from

Turn style in 2022 and just started his new project.

Experience after another band drop.

It's a tough look for hardcore circles where he's been a fixture.

An angry attempted murder in Maryland means intense a kill without full planning or reckless

acts likely to cause death, carrying up to 30, years if convicted.

First-degree assault covers serious injury attempts, strangling or gun involvement, with

a max of 25 years behind bars.

We'll keep eyes on how this plays out in court, but for now, it's a stark reminder that

off-stage drama can derail any career fast.

Stay tuned for updates as they drop.