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Wu-Tang Clan affiliate Killa Sin is making some less-than-friendly headlines this week as reports claim he was recently arrested on an attempted murder charge.
According to reports, KS may have shot a man multiple times last week.
A recent parolee is accused of firing a half dozen bullets into another man’s chest in Concord over the weekend. The shooting took place down the block from the Sangita Shala night club at 556 Richmond Road about 4 a.m. Saturday, authorities said, and left a man — identified by sources as Darnell Brown, 33 — wounded, though not fatally. That club saw a gun-related incident back in February, according to police. Police arrested the alleged shooter, Jeryl Grant, 37, of the 100 block of St. Mark’s Place in St. George, Wednesday. He’s charged with second-degree attempted murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon, according to information from District Attorney Daniel Donovan‘s office. (SI Live)
Sin has already told authorities his account of what happened, which did not involve him being the trigger man.
Grant gave detectives an account of what happened, according to a law enforcement source: He said he parked his truck behind the night club, which he referred to as “Fires,” then headed to a birthday party at Edgewater Hall on Bay Street in Stapleton. Grant got a ride back to his truck sometime between 3 and 3:30 a.m., and found people hanging around it. “What’s up?” he asked, and got a response from someone, presumably Brown, saying “What the (expletive)’s up with you?” “And next thing you know there’s a shooting. At least that’s what he told investigators,” the source said. Court papers place the shooting as outside of 560 Richmond Rd. – the El Pollo restaurant, which closes at 11 p.m. on weekends. (SI Live)
No stranger to handcuffs, Killa has experienced his time behind bars.
Grant has served two stints in state prison, according to public records – a three-year sentence for a 2003 weapon possession conviction, and a four-year sentence for a 2007 attempted weapon possession conviction. He was released in February 2012, and will remain on parole until Oct. 3, 2015, according to state Department of Corrections and Community Supervision spokeswoman. (SI Live)
New York hip-hop artist Mickey Factz previously crowned the rapper SOHH Underrated.
“Who’s the most underrated? That’s a good question. For me, rappers like Inspectah Deck and Killa Sin. Those guys are really underrated. I really appreciated those guys coming up as a kid. I used to listen to Killa Sin body and destroy the tracks that he was featured on. To me, he was like the eight-bar assassin. He would kill everybody in eight bars. I really appreciate Killa Sin and Inspectah Deck. He’s got one of the greatest hip-hop verses of all time. For me, you really have to put Inspectah Deck in there as well.” (SOHH Underrated)
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