Key Takeaways:

• Police concluded that Ky Frost acted in self-defense within the deadly capturing of Atlanta rapper T-Hood.
• The District Attorney has not but determined whether or not to press fees towards Frost.
• The case underscores how public identification and media consideration can form authorized narratives in hip hop tradition.

Details are rising about T-Hood’s demise that may clear the shooter of any potential fees. According to the authorities, Ty Frost shot and killed the Atlanta rapper in self-defense.

Back in early August, T-Hood, born Tevin Hood, 33, was shot and killed at his Georgia house. Initial reviews said that the altercation that led to the deadly capturing was the results of home violence. When the cops arrived on the scene, The “READY 2 GO” rapper was discovered shot and he was transferred to an area hospital. He was later pronounced useless.

About every week later, the Gwinnett County Police Department revealed that their main suspect was Ky Lasheed Frost. Ky occurs to be the son of “Love & hip hop: Atlanta” stars Kirk and Rasheeda Frost. The late T-Hood was believed to be relationship their daughter, Kelsie Frost, and the capturing was the results of a “domestic dispute.” All the events concerned have been additionally taking part within the subsequent investigation.

TMZ now reports that Gwinnett County PD’s investigation has concluded. They consider that Ky Frost acted in self-defense. Reportedly, the police discovered that on the night of the capturing, T-Hood was allegedly the “primary aggressor.” According to a police rep, T-Hood began the struggle by flashing a gun. But Ky had a firearm of his personal, and apparently was quicker to fireplace.

However, whether or not or not Ky will likely be charged is now as much as the District Attorney, who’s ready on the ultimate report. The police additionally famous that T-Hood was deemed the aggressor in a previous home incident with Kelsie.

T-Hood was a widely known and up-and-coming rapper within the Atlanta hip hop scene. Unfortunately, gun violence continues to be problematic throughout the nation.