Shawty Lo’s Daughter Blasts Claims Father Had Pills, Money Taken From His Body
Shawty Lo’s Daughter Blasts Claims Father Had Pills
Shawty Lo’s (real name Carlos Walker) daughter has taken to social media, reacting to new reports surfacing about her father’s death. She posted an Instagram video stating:
All these folk all up in our family business. Like, what does it matter if my dad did have some pills in his car. That’s none of y’all business.
She added,
Anybody a fool if they believe that – how the police allowed them to take his money and all this…All I can say is, everyone mine their own freakin’ business.
See the clip.
This week, a report surfaced claiming that passengers that were with him at the time of the deadly crash took money from his pockets at the scene. Reportedly, two women were in the car with him when it crashed.
After the wreck, the women allegedly asked if they could retrieve money from his pockets before authorities took his body away. With official assent, they did so. Reportedly, Shawty Lo is said to have “smelled of alcohol”. Reportedly, he also had Percocet and Vicodin on him when he died.
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