3 d. ago Bizarre real cause of death for rapper Young Scooter originally feared to have been killed by gunshot wound

The real cause of death for Atlanta rapper Young Scooter has been revealed after he was feared to have been killed by a gunshot wound.

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6 d. ago Rapper Young Scooter, 39, dies after fleeing from police in Atlanta

The rapper reportedly injured his leg while fleeing from the police

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7 d. ago Young Scooter dies after police chase as cops confirm rapper's cause of death

US rapper Young Scooter died on his 39th birthday after police confirmed he died from injuries caused as he fled from officers

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7 d. ago Rapper Young Scooter dead after jumping fence in Atlanta police chase

Authorities say 39-year-old suffered an injury after jumping a fence when fleeing police and later died in the hospitalA rapper signed to fellow lyricists Future and Waka Flocka Flame died on his 39th birthday in his home town of Atlanta after injuring his leg while running from police and jumping fences, according to authorities as well as multiple media reports.The death of 39-year-old Young Scooter, born Kenneth Edward Bailey, was confirmed by Atlanta’s Fulton county medical examiner’s office, as Variety first reported. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Rapper Young Scooter, 39, dies after fleeing from police in Atlanta: reports

The rapper reportedly injured his leg while fleeing from the police

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3 w. ago Dope Thief review – this crime caper’s hilarious moments are like Brooklyn Nine

Apple TV+’s mesmerising, funny tale of low-level criminals stealing drugs while posing as DEA agents is fast, furious – and stars Brian Tyree Henry on heartbreakingly wonderful formContrary to popular belief, a man’s reach should ideally not exceed his grasp. All hell tends to break loose if it does. Never more so, it turns out, than if a pair of low-level criminals find a semi-lucrative groove posing as DEA agents to fake-bust other small-time drug dealers and relieve them of their cash without real police ever getting involved.Such is the hustle of Ray Driscoll (Atlanta’s Brian Tyree Henry) and Manny Carvalho (Narcos’ Wagner Moura): best friends since they met as young men in prison, addicts at different stages of recovery, and now partners in crime moving through the minor crack dens of Philadelphia. The opening set piece is so funny (“Did you just pause the game?” Ray asks incredulously as the armed pair burst into a dealer’s house screaming at the computer-playing addicts to ge...

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