Day Around the Bay: Rapper Mistah FAB Arrested For Allegedly Setting Off Illegal Fireworks
The arrest-detention report notes that Romo "performed poorly" on his field sobriety tests. [ESPN]Filmmaker Chuck Russell, director of 1994's The Mask and the 1987 cult classic A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, has died. 8) will find them back in San Francisco as part of this year's Outside Lands Music Festival. Get in the spirit by watching the video for single "Going Shopping" starring White Lotus weirdo Walton Goggins.
- ▪The arrest-detention report notes that Romo "performed poorly" on his field sobriety tests. [ESPN]Filmmaker Chuck Russell, director of 1994's The Mask and the 1987 cult classic A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, has died.
- ▪8) will find them back in San Francisco as part of this year's Outside Lands Music Festival.
- ▪Get in the spirit by watching the video for single "Going Shopping" starring White Lotus weirdo Walton Goggins.
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24 July 2026 / SF News / Zack Ruskin Day Around the Bay: Rapper Mistah FAB Arrested For Allegedly Setting Off Illegal Fireworks googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('sfist_regular'); }); Local:Oakland police arrested East Bay rapper Mistah FAB earlier this week for allegedly setting off illegal fireworks on the Fourth of July. Officers claim a stolen gun is among the items they recovered during a search of the artist's home. [ABC 7]A jury in Butte County ruled Friday that defendant Ronnie Dean Stout II was responsible for starting 2024's Park Fire, the fourth-largest wildfire in California history by acreage.
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