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Take Off Video Bowling Alley Twitter Full Shooting Reddit (takeoff dead body pic)
Take Off Video Bowling Alley Twitter Full Shooting Reddit. A viral video (and takeoff dead body pic) of American rapper Take Off being shot dead in public has already begun to circulate on social media platforms.
The incident happened when Kirshnik Ball, known as Take Off, and his siblings Quavo and Offset were playing dice at the bowling alley. The American rapper Take Off was hit near his head by a bullet after starting shooting publicly.
“Another month, another rapper is dead. Unfortunately, I am not surprised anymore these days. When you do hood rat shit, you get hood rat results. Sad as shit.” Tweeted
Take Off Video Bowling Alley Twitter Full Shooting Reddit
The Take Off video bowling alley on Twitter is really getting people’s attention as people describe it as the most recent heartbreaking video on social media. The TMZ Video footage incident scene shows the rapper’s body lying down with his half-head damaged.
“I highly recommend turning off autoplay if you haven’t already. Videos of takeoff are being spread very fast and they’re disturbing even on mute. Please take care of yourselves and let him rest in peace.” Tweeted
Also, the TMZ website reported that Quavo was recorded in a video arguing with someone while the takeoff was a few feet away from him. After a few minutes, people heard gunshots and started running to save their lives.
The Houston Police Department said that apart from a 28-year-old American rapper, Kirshnik Ball, who was killed, there were also two people who were hit at the incident.
Note: Search this keyword on Google ‘Takeoff Body www.izzarso.com.ng’ and open the first website to find the original video
Chief @TroyFinner and HPD Homicide investigators call for the public’s assistance with information on this fatal shooting.
If you have tips about the shooting please call HPD Homicide at 713-308-3600 or @CrimeStopHOU at 713-222-TIPS.#HouNews https://t.co/1kBTlWCmBN pic.twitter.com/ZzeCpChNVn
— Houston Police (@houstonpolice) November 1, 2022