Damon Dash Says Cam’ron Was Shot Over ‘Paid In Full’ Role!
Does art threaten life?

Troy Ave Shot On Christmas
GET BETTER TROY!

After Shot: Quilly Is “OK”…But How OK? Did He Even Get Shot?
Quilly: Shot OR Not?

King Louie Gives OVO Tats Credit For Saving Him
King Louie Talks Farrakhan, Getting Shot + More!

King Louie Talks To CNN’s Don Lemon After Being Shot In Head
KING LOUIE SPEAKS AFTER TAKING 7 SHOTS

King Louie Is Talking, Recovered From Head Shot
Get Better Louie!

George Zimmerman Injured In Road Rage Shooting
GEORGE ZIMMERMAN GETS SHOT IN ROAD RAGE INCIDENT

A Brooklyn Shooting Leaves One Killed Another Injured
YOU CAN’T EVEN SIT ON A BENCH WITHOUT APPROACHING DANGER

Mental patient Jason Harrison shot by Dallas police
JASON HARRISON

Emerging Rapper Jimme Wallstreet Shot and Killed Today in Philadelphia
Emerging rapper and songwriter James “Jimme Wallstreet” Davis was shot and killed today in Philadelphia, PA. A native of the city’s Germantown section, Jimme Wallstreet spent his early career under the tutelage of 50 Cent and the G-Unit Family. In the past year, he was signed to a production deal under DJ Don Cannon and was set to release an album under the deal’s terms. Jimme most recently debuted an acclaimed mixtape entitled “Twin Towers” with Trenton rapper, Big Ooh. The two performed just this past weekend at a Stop the Violence Rally in Philadelphia, a city known for having one of the worst rates of gun violence in the country. Jimme, a member of AllHipHop.com’s Breeding Ground Alumni, leaves behind his parents, six sisters, and a host of industry and neighborhood friends. DJ Don Cannon sent his condolences on twitter today: They Killed My Man….. S### Gotta Stop Now!! S### Ain’t Cool! Destroyed A True Talent. Smh that’s 2… http://t.co/esYFRZPqyR — Don Cannon (@DonCannon) June 20, 2013 Video: Jimme Wallstreet – Walk On

Man Arrested In Connection With Trae The Truth Shooting/Murders
ARREST MADE IN CONNECTION WITH A SHOOTING THAT LEFT 3 DEAD AND 2 INJURED, INCLUDING TRAE THE TRUTH

“Ring The Alarm” Producer/Pioneering Reggae Artist Winston Riley Dies Of Gunshot Wounds
(AllHipHop News) A producer who created an often sampled reggae song died from gunshot wounds over the weekend, in the West Indies. Producer Winston Riley had been hospitalized since November, after he was shot in the head in his upscale residence in St. Andrew, Jamaica. Prior to being shot in the head in November, Riley was targeted in August of 2011 when he was shot by unknown assailants. Before that incident, he was stabbed by and unknown arsonists also burned down his legendary record store, Techniques. Riley was born in West Kingston and rose to prominence in the early to mid 1960’s, as a member of influential Ska/Rocksteady band, The Techniques. He was also influential in the popularization of Reggae music throughout Europe with hits in the 1970’s. By the 1970’s, Riley was producing early records for a genre of music that would later be identified as Dancehall music. He produced several hits for the genre including Tenor Saw’s classic “Ring the Alarm,” while artists like Nas, OGC, Busta Rhymes, Biz Markie, Slick Rick and numerous others have sampled his work. Riley’s son told local media thy he had no idea why his father had been targeted. At press time, police have no suspects or motives in any of the incidents.

Police Have No Suspect, No Gun In Slim Dunkin Murder
POLICE: NO WEAPON, NO SUSPECTS IN SLIM DUNKIN MURDER DESPITE 20 WITNESSES