Clinton “Clintnlord” Adams, a social media influencer and hip-hop artist, has been hit with multiple felony charges after prosecutors accused him of sexually assaulting two women he allegedly lured to a vacant area still scarred by California’s January wildfire destruction.

The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced Tuesday that Adams is charged with three felony counts of forcible rape and one felony count of assault with intent to commit rape. Prosecutors also allege the crimes involved multiple victims, an enhancement that could significantly increase his prison time.

District Attorney Nathan J. Hochman called the alleged attacks “predatory,” saying they occurred in an isolated, fire-damaged zone that remained impacted by the devastating winter wildfires. Adams allegedly targeted the women in separate incidents over the summer, bringing each to the remote location where the assaults allegedly occurred.

Content creator Charles Ross, who posts videos on social media under the handle Creations Ross, is on the radar of authorities in Florida … after he shared footage of an opossum getting launched in the air by a catapult.

Ross has 2 million followers on Instagram and his bio says he’s from Sarasota, FL … and the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office tells TMZ they’ve received multiple complaints about the opossum video.

In fact, we’re told there is an ongoing investigation.

Clippers head coach Ty Lue is downplaying speculation a huge beef with Chris Paul led to the future Hall of Famer’s exit … telling reporters he was in communication with the NBA star prior to the shocking move.

The longtime coach was bombarded with CP3 questions at practice on Tuesday … with reporters trying to figure out more information about the decision.

One report suggested Lue and Paul were not on speaking terms before the team kicked the hooper to the curb … but he said that’s not the case.

What appears to be true is the chatter that Lue and Paul haven’t spoken since the split — Ty admitted he hasn’t reached out — and neither has CP3.

Lue — who has led the Clips since 2020 — added the drama surrounding the Clippers has shifted the locker room mood, noting that the players aren’t happy seeing CP3 go.

As for rekindling, Lue suggests it’s out of his hands — immediately saying, “You gotta ask Lawrence [Frank].”

Speaking of Frank, the Clippers’ President of Basketball Operations said the team’s struggles weren’t a factor and CP3 wasn’t a scapegoat.

“We just felt it was the right decision to make.”