BloodHound Q50's murder is currently under investigation by the Chicago Police Department. The footage from his death is harrowing, as it portrays multiple men approaching his Tesla, firing dozens of shots at the driver's side door.
The Chicago artist had gone inside a gas station convenience store prior to the shooting. According to the woman who was in the car with him at the time, men approached her in the vehicle, saying, "This is gonna be your man’s last night alive.” This is according to an account given to the Chicago Sun-Times.
On Instagram, the woman who was allegedly in the car made another statement, this time putting partial blame on BloodHound Q50's Tesla. As she explains, the Tesla allegedly wouldn't go into drive as the artist didn't have his seat belt on. The safety feature activated and kept him in park as the men ran up on him.
BloodHound Q50 Murder Under Investigation
"I am the girl that was in the passenger seat yall don't know what the fck happened i didnt set sht up when he got in the car I told him to hurry up and pull off because when he was in the store dudes were walking around the car looking suspicious," she wrote. "The car would not put off because of thr seat belt while he was trying to get the car in drive, I was looking out the back window and seen them running up after soon as I seen them and heard shots, I got out fast as I could and ran screaming for help. That was my homie my lover and my unborn baby father put some f*ckn respect on me and his life."
The BloodHound Q50 murder remains under investigation. It is a developing story, so stay tuned to HNHH for ongoing updates.
