US Edition'Power' Star Alix Lapri Arrested In Metro ATL
Alix Lapri and her sister were charged with exposing a child to family violence, a third-degree cruelty offense under Georgia law; details remain undisclosed by authorities.
- On August 18, 2025, Alexus Lapri Geier was arrested in DeKalb County and booked on cruelty to children in the third degree and disorderly conduct, processed into DeKalb County Jail shortly before 5 p.m.
- The incident is reported to have occurred on August 10, with Georgia law noting cruelty charges arise when a child under 18 witnesses a forcible felony or battery.
- She spent just over 24 hours in jail before being released on August 19 and posted on social media on Monday saying `Gotta keep at it, buddy. Chase the dream and know no fear.`
- The online response has raised questions about how the matter may affect her career, as the mugshot circulated widely and Power co-stars Gianni Paolo and Michael Rainey Jr. publicly reacted.
- Lapri's career began in music in 2011 and expanded into TV and film; Alexus Lapri Geier is known for Effie Morales on Power and Den of Thieves, while her sister Alijsha Lenea Geier was arrested this past week.
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'Power' actor Alix Lapri arrested on suspicion of cruelty to children
Alix Lapri, who portrayed Effie Morales on the Starz show "Power," was arrested last week in Atlanta on suspicion of cruelty to children in the third degree and disorderly conduct, according to county records.
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NBC News'Power' actor Alix Lapri arrested in Georgia, charged with child cruelty and disorderly conduct
Alix Lapri, the actor best known for her role in Starz's "Power," is facing a child cruelty charge and spent a short stint in jail last week.
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