Former Turnstile guitarist Brady Ebert could face possible life sentence
The charge has been upgraded to first-degree attempted murder.

Turnstile are an American hardcore punk band formed in Baltimore, Maryland, in 2010. Renowned for pushing the boundaries of hardcore, the band incorporates elements of alternative rock, funk, dream pop and psychedelic music into its sound while retaining the intensity of punk.
Following early releases including ‘Pressure to Succeed’ and ‘Nonstop Feeling’, Turnstile achieved widespread acclaim with ‘Time & Space’ before breaking into the mainstream with the Grammy-nominated ‘Glow On’ and its follow-up, ‘Never Enough’.
Their energetic live performances and adventurous songwriting have helped introduce hardcore to a broader audience, establishing Turnstile as one of the most influential rock bands of their generation.
The charge has been upgraded to first-degree attempted murder.
“I was straight up attacked.”
The band are still releasing the project “as planned” in June.
Brady Ebert is claimed to have attempted to hit the 79-year-old with his car before.
“A boundary ultimately had to be set.”
William Yates reportedly suffered “trauma to his lower extremities”.
Police records show Brady O’Brien Ebert was arrested on March 31st.
“We will not stand by his ridiculous comments.”
They won two awards on February 1st.