A jury in Australia found British YouTuber and rapper Yung Filly (Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos) not guilty of raping a woman following a September 2024 show in Perth, but convicted him on two counts of assault. The jury could not reach a verdict on three other counts of sexual penetration without consent, leaving open the possibility of a retrial on those charges.
The Guardian frames the story around the possibility of a retrial due to the hung jury, emphasizing the mixed verdict (acquitted on rape, guilty on assault) and highlighting that the case may not be fully resolved.
Sky News and BBC News (Spectrum C) report the verdict factually: Yung Filly (Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos) was found not guilty of rape charges but guilty of two counts of assault, with BBC adding detail on the hung jury for three other counts, his bail status, and his media career background.
Breitbart frames the story with an emotive detail ('Weeping') emphasizing the assault conviction while noting he was not found guilty of rape or choking allegations, giving a brief, headline-focused account.