Early Sunday morning, six gunmen opened fire at a gas station in Fuller Park, discharging over 50 rounds. The incident reportedly resulted in the death of Chicago drill rapper BloodHound Q50. This information comes from a preliminary report by the Chicago police, as reported by CWB Chicago.
BloodHound Q50 dead: No suspect arrested
At approximately 4 a.m., he was reportedly sitting in the driver’s seat of a white 2019 Tesla at the BP station located at 4248 South Wentworth Avenue when he became the target of two vehicles filled with gunmen. The Chicago Police Department reported that the assailants drove alongside Cooper’s car and opened fire from both cars. Following the release of this news, various media outlets such as DJ Vlad and Rolling Loud honored Q50 on social media, while alleged audio recordings of the police dispatch emerged online. The gunmen then escaped in two vehicles, a black Acura sedan and a silver Honda Accord, proceeding onto the southbound Dan Ryan, as per the police, as per CWB Chicago. An officer, who examined the surveillance footage, noted that four of the shooters. were dressed entirely in black. One person was seen wearing a green hoodie, while another was clad in a black hoodie.
It is important to note that neither law enforcement nor medical authorities have officially verified the identity of the victim. The alleged dispatch audio reportedly features an officer articulating BloodHound Q50’s actual name, Mikquale Cooper, in response to the shooting.
