Rudy Lopez pictured on his Facebook page. (Facebook)
Rudolph ‘Rudy’ Lopez is wanted for the attempted murder of Mob Wives star London Rene. That’s according to the Twitter account of Lopez’s girlfirnd, Natalie Guercio. She writes that Lopez is wanted by the NYPD and anybody who has info on him should call 800-577-TIPS. That tweet was retweeted by London Rene.
Here’s what you need to know:
1. Somebody Was Stabbed at Lopez’s Dad’s Bar in November
Rudy Lopez pictured with his daughter. (Facebook)
According to his Facebook page, Lopez is a native and lives in Jersey City, New Jersey. He studied at the nearby New Jersey Community Capital college. In November 2014, there was a stabbing outside of his dad’s bar, Mango’s Bar Club Caffee in Jersey City, reported NJ.com.
2. London Rene Hasn’t Said Was the Motive Is
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TMZ reports that Rene had told cops he knows who stabbed him but doesn’t know what the motive is. The attack happened late on the night of December 27. The suspect fled the scene with the NYPD still investigating the attack.
3. Rene’s Girlfriend Live Tweeted the Incident
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Natalie Guercio, London Rene’s fiery girlfriend, was live tweeting the stabbing at Club Output. She tweeted that her boyfriend required 250 stitches and eventually had to get plastic surgery to repair his face.
Please pray for him @LondonUKRene
4. Natalie Has Been Accused of Being a ‘Cop Caller’ on Mob Wives
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Natalie Guercio is heavily promoting Lopez’s face and name on her social media. During a season 5 episode of Mob Wives, Guercio was referred to as a “cop caller” by co-star Karen Gravano. This was in reference to an alleged incident between London Rene, and Karen Gravano’s boyfriend, musician, Storm.
5. The Club Where the Stabbing Took Place, Bans Photography
Club Output, located along Wythe Avenue in Williamsburg. (Google Street View)
The likelihood of anybody snapping a pic of Rene’s attack is unlikely. The New York Times reported in January 2013 that Output strictly enforces a ban on photography at the nightclub. The ban is designed to attract an A-list clientele who want to keep a low profile. The club’s opening in 2013 was a big deal.
