Chicago rapper BloodHound Q50, 22, killed in early-morning gas station ambush
Six gunmen opened fire on the rapper's Tesla at about 4 a.m. on Sept. 13, killing him and triggering more deadly violence.
Six gunmen ambushed and killed 22-year-old Chicago rapper BloodHound Q50 at a Fuller Park gas station on Sept. 13. The shooting sparked a series of violence that led to two additional deaths in the following days.
According to a police report obtained by CWB Chicago, BloodhoundQ50, who real name was Mikquale Cooper, was sitting in his 2019 Tesla around 4 a.m. when a silver Honda Accord and a black Acura pulled alongside him. The assailants fired numerous bullets into the vehicle, killing him at the scene.