Why was D4vd's tour president questioned by a grand jury?

He was questioned about his decision not to call the police after Celeste Rivas was found deceased.

Is D4vd a suspect in the death of Celeste Rivas?

Yes, the LAPD is reportedly considering D4vd a suspect in what they are investigating as a murder.

What did the president of D4vd's tour company say about calling the police?

He stated that he did not feel he had the responsibility to call the police and wanted to continue the tour.

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D4vd's Tour President Grilled Over Silent Response in Death Probe

9 Dec

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Summary

Tour company president testified before a grand jury on why police weren't called.
The general manager stated he felt no responsibility to call police.
D4vd is considered a suspect in what the LAPD calls a murder.

D4vd's Tour President Grilled Over Silent Response in Death Probe

Robert Morgenroth, president of Zara Brothers Travel and general manager of D4vd's record label Mogul Vision, recently testified before a Los Angeles grand jury. The proceedings are part of an investigation into the death of Celeste Rivas. Morgenroth was specifically questioned about his decision not to alert law enforcement after Rivas's body was discovered.

Morgenroth recounted his exchange with the deputy district attorney, Beth Silverman, stating he felt he had no responsibility to call the police and wished to proceed with the tour. This testimony highlights D4vd's significant involvement in the ongoing investigation.

D4vd was reportedly on tour when Celeste Rivas was found deceased in his Tesla, parked near the Los Angeles residence he was renting. Both the LAPD and the L.A. County District Attorney's office appear to be focusing their investigation on the artist.