>On November 12, 2025, Reynolds was charged with aggravated battery to a school employee after allegedly threatening a security guard, saying he had “3 hollow points” and would kill him, then punching the worker four times and damaging computers. >On November 23, 2025, officers responding to reports of gang members causing disturbances and attempting to break into cars allegedly saw Reynolds wearing gloves and a mask. Prosecutors said he ran when officers arrived, but was detained and later released to his mother. >Earlier juvenile contacts listed by Malkin included a March 12, 2024, arrest for allegedly flashing gang signs, an August 2023 reckless conduct arrest after striking a squad car with an unknown object, and a June 8, 2023, arrest after he was identified as displaying what appeared to be a handgun that was later determined to be a replica. In each case, he was released to his mother, Malkin said. All that leniency shown for his prior indiscretions certainly helped him correct his behavior.