Rapper killed: Five persons arrested

In all, five men have been arrested in connection with the killing of the american rapper, Pop Smoke, back in February of this year.

Three men and two young men, as the police describe it.

It confirms police in Los Angeles on Twitter.

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LAPD Detectives have arrested three adult male & two juvenile male related to the Feb 19th murder of Bashar Jackson, a New York city based rapper known as Pop Smoke. We will provide further details as they become available.

— LAPD HQ (@LAPDHQ) July 9, 2020

The 20-year-old Pop Smoke, with the civil name Bashar Barakah Jackson, was murdered by masked men who broke into the house, where the rapper was staying in the Hollywood Hills in Los Angeles. The authorities in Los Angeles tells that they have ransacked several houses around in the big of these on Thursday. Additional information the police will not go with.

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Police were notified about the armed intrusion as a friend to one of them, who were in the house, phoned the emergency services, told police at the time.

He was then pronounced dead at a local hospital.

Authorities did not to begin with, that the only 20-year-old rappers death was related to the armed robbery.

if you Pop the Smoke was in the house, it was not his own. The house where the shooting took place, is owned by Edwin Arroyave and his wife Teddi Mellencamp, who is the daughter of the american rock musician John Mellencamp.

the Couple rent the home out, and knew no more of the matter than was described in the news. It wrote Teddi Mellencamp on his Instagram profile back in the month of February.

Pop Smoke, which originated from Brooklyn, New York, was of great interest with his mixtape 'Meet the Woo 2', which has just gone on 7. the square of the american albums chart Billboard 200.

He collaborated with, among others, Nicki Minaj, Skepta and Travis Scott.

Pop Smoke had planned a tour in the UNITED states, which should have the course of the pile 2. march of this year in Washington D. C..