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It never stops. Why are rappers being killed everyday, next the silence that filters in and nobody willing to snitch the killer in. This young man Lor Scoota was a fast rising rapper who actively tried to stop this street violence. I was told he was coming from a celebrity basketball game themed "Peace on the streets". It truly is a shame.
The Baltimore rapper named Tyriece Travon Watson, who went by the stage name Lor Scoota, was fatally shot in broad daylight at a busy intersection on Friday, police said. Watson, 23, had just left a charity basketball game in Baltimore calling for "peace in the streets" when he was killed.
He was driving in his car when an unknown black male wearing a white bandana stepped into the street and opened fire, Baltimore police said. Watson was brought to a local hospital but died from his injuries.
The shooter appeared to be targeting Watson, Baltimore police spokesman T.J. Smith said. No motive has been identified, and police have not named any suspects.
Police are examining video related to the shooting and are asking for anyone with any knowledge of the situation to come forward. "We are making some progress but not as much progress as we would like [in finding a suspect]," Smith said. Below is my favourite interview of him.
The Baltimore rapper named Tyriece Travon Watson, who went by the stage name Lor Scoota, was fatally shot in broad daylight at a busy intersection on Friday, police said. Watson, 23, had just left a charity basketball game in Baltimore calling for "peace in the streets" when he was killed.
He was driving in his car when an unknown black male wearing a white bandana stepped into the street and opened fire, Baltimore police said. Watson was brought to a local hospital but died from his injuries.
The shooter appeared to be targeting Watson, Baltimore police spokesman T.J. Smith said. No motive has been identified, and police have not named any suspects.
Police are examining video related to the shooting and are asking for anyone with any knowledge of the situation to come forward. "We are making some progress but not as much progress as we would like [in finding a suspect]," Smith said. Below is my favourite interview of him.
With files from CNN
