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Former Roc-A-Fella rapper Beanie Sigel is still on the road to recovery following a near-fatal shooting Friday (December 5) in New Jersey.
According to reports, the hip-hop veteran is still in critical condition after surgery.
Beanie Sigel remains sedated and unable to talk with investigators after being shot outside his Jersey Shore home two days ago. The Philadelphia rapper, whose real name is Dwight Grant, is in critical condition following surgery at AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center in Atlantic City, New Jersey on Friday, Pleasantville Police tell NBC10 on Sunday. (NBC Philadelphia)
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According to Pleasantville Police Chief Jose Ruiz, an altercation between Sigel and 22-year-old victim Umar Salahuddin may have sparked the shooting.
Salahuddin, whose family owns the house where the shooting occurred, refused medical treatment and was uncooperative, cops said. Ruiz said Sigel and Salahuddin appear to be related. “Apparently, there was a struggle of some type, which led to Mr. Grant being shot and that is all we have at this point,” Ruiz said. (Page Six)
A photo of Sigel in hospital attire surfaced online hours after the incident went down.
According to reports, the shooting took place in Pleasantville, New Jersey around 9:30 a.m. EST.
Sigel was shot in the torso and transported to AtlanticCare Regional Medical Center’ city campus. Police confirmed the victim as Dwight Grant, which is Sigel’s real name. The second victim reportedly refused medical treatment on the scene, the cause or extent of the injury was not immediately available. (Press of Atlantic City)
If it was that serious how could he be posing for pics
Freeway said that above pic with Beans smiling with the nurse is an old picture and nothing recent
Shout out to Jay for checking in on his……. Oh wait he don’t fuck wit hip hop cats anymore.
Hopefully he’s faking to keep from talking. This might be a family squabble that can be solved without involving law enforcement.
Damn that’s messed up smh