What new reports say about BloodHound Q50’s September killing
An Oct. 19 report, citing the Cook County autopsy, says the Chicago rapper was shot five times; no arrests had been reported.
A new Cook County medical examiner report adds detail to the September killing of BloodHound Q50. XXL reported Oct. 19, citing the Chicago Sun-Times, that the 22-year-old Chicago rapper, born Mikquale T. Cooper, was shot five times during an attack at a Fuller Park gas station on Sept. 13.
What the public reports add
The Sun-Times says about 50 casings from rifles and 9mm handguns were recovered near the station. Its Oct. 19 report also says no arrests had been made. Those are the latest publicly reported details; neither outlet names a suspect or reports a charge.
