Under oath, Levin said he ultimately returned the prop gun to the co-director of Rockys D.M.B.
The co-director was not identified by name.
I flew back to New York with it and gave it to the co-director we got it from.
A$AP Rocky is seen on February 07, 2025 in Los Angeles, California.DUTCH/Bauer-Griffin/GC Images
Levin said he was present during filming of the D.M.B.
video, where he allegedly saw the prop gun for the first time.
He got it from that video shoot, Levin testified.
I was on set, and I handled it there.
I did see him take it, yes.
Mayers, 36, has pleaded not guilty to two counts of assault with a semiautomatic firearm.
Ephron described the alleged shooting during his own testimony, saying it was like a movie.
Isnt it true sir, that this information about the Glock 43 magazine is what is called a lie?
That it never happened?
Lewin asked, leading to an objection that caused him to move on to another question.
Isnt that what happened?
No, Levin replied as Mayers sat quietly at the defense table.
I asked him if he still had it, and he said, No, Levin testified.
I asked if we could get it back, and he said, no, it was gone.
We have nothing to hide so I was there if they needed anything, he testified.
Tacopina later told the court Mayers had not yet decided whether he would testify in his own defense.
Were going to have a discussion right now, Tacopina said, referring to Mayers.
He didnt identify the individual but said the testimony should be a minute long.
The defense, meanwhile, has painted Relli as an unreliable witness whos suing for $30 million.
This case is about one mans jealousy, lies, and greed, Tacopina said.
Ladies and gentleman, this case is all about money.
The evidence will show you its nothing more than a money grab, the attorney said.
The evidence will make clear Relli is trying to leverage a fabricated story to extract money from Rocky.
