Rapper Troy Ave Shot At T.I. Concert: 1 Killed, Others Injured [VIDEO]
Wednesday night, a 33-year-old man was killed and three other people were wounded when gunfire broke out during a rap concert at Irving Plaza in Manhattan according to the New York Times.
The victims were three men and one woman, a spokesman for the New York Police Department said. One of the men arrived at New York University Medical Center on his own, the police said. The motive for the shootings was unclear, and no arrests had been made as of late Wednesday night, the police said.
Gunshots just went off at the T.I concert, never been so scared in my life pic.twitter.com/rn0CjpAuaU
— Marco (@markygeezy) May 26, 2016
T.I. was about to headline a concert at the club in the Union Square area when shots were fired around 10:15 p.m., witnesses and the police said. The rappers Maino and Uncle Murda were on stage when the shooting happened in a third-floor green room, the police said.
Sources tell XXL that Troy Ave was the rapper that was shot in the leg during he incident. According to multiple reports, he’s now in the hospital. [XXL, New York Times]
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