LOS ANGELES: Los Angeles police said on Tuesday (Apr 2) they had arrested the man suspected of murdering rapper Nipsey Hussle, ending a two-day ...
LOS ANGELES: Los Angeles police said on Tuesday they had arrested the man suspected of murdering rapper Nipsey Hussle, ending a two-day manhunt following the Grammy-nominated artist's shock death.
The killing in broad daylight triggered an outpouring of grief in LA and among Hussle's superstar peers, who hailed both his musical talents and tireless community organising. "Holder walked up on multiple occasions and engaged in conversations" with Hussle, the police chief told journalists.The suspect than"came back armed with a handgun" and fired several times at close range.Both Moore and Garcetti lamented a recent rise in violence in the California metropolis, with the police chief saying:"Nipsey Hussle represents the enormity of the lives we have lost.
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