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The man responsible for Atlanta rapper Trouble's murder has been arrested. According to the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office, police caught Jamichael Jones, 33, by going to locations where he was spotted frequently, which led investigators to his mother's house. A judge denied his bond this morning in his first appearance in court.
Rockdale County police authorities apprehended the individual that many believe is responsible for the murder of beloved Atlanta rapper Trouble.
Police convinced Jamichael Jones to turn himself in and face the music over the phone. This morning a judge denied a bond in Jones’ first appearance in court on the murder case.
The rumors are Trouble, real name Mariel Semonte Orr, was slain over a domestic dispute he had little to do with. This sparked many conversations and reactions online on how safe it is to visit new love interests’ homes and more discussions on many individuals that become violent after breakups.
One individual identified as @Westlooppapi condemned Jones for making such a horrible decision on Twitter. He tweeted:
“Trouble was killed by a jealous lover over a bih nothing to do with the streets you just wanted to get this off.. really it’s a guns are unnecessary outside the house issue.”
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News of the murder of Atlanta rapper Trouble hit the hip-hop community so unexpectedly that many are still dealing with the pain of losing a friend, artist, legend, and father.
The murder of Atlanta hip-hop artist Trouble shocked the hip-hop community so dramatically that many have only just begun to process the loss.
The “Bring It Back” rapper’s ex-girlfriend and Instagram vixen Alexis Skyy, has been devastated since finding out the news. She posted on Instagram last night, sharing prayers with the entire hip-hop community.
Allegedly the suspect shot Trouble over a domestic dispute which has been a major issue in the community, Atlanta producer Metro Boomin is grieving the recent loss of his mother, who her husband recently murdered. The incident is still being investigated.
