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Economic Times
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Economic Times
Atlanta rapper T-Hood killed in Gwinnett county shooting after domestic dispute
Synopsis Atlanta rapper T-Hood, known for his contributions to the underground Hip-Hop scene, tragically died on August 8th following a shooting at a residence in Snellville, Georgia. The incident stemmed from a domestic dispute involving a woman and multiple individuals. While the shooter is cooperating with authorities, the investigation is ongoing, with potential self-defense claims being considered. ANI Atlanta rapper T-Hood was shot and killed at a Gwinnett County home after a domestic dispute, police are investigating the case. (Picture Courtesy: Facebook) Atlanta rapping sensation T- Hood aka Tevin Hood was found dead Friday evening at a Georgia County house following a shooting incident, TMZ Reported. The shooting was allegedly followed by an altercation at about 7 pm involving a woman at the house ---nestled on the Lee road in Snellville the argument, the woman got injured. The shooter came to the house after the argument and wanted to stay away from the problem. Despite trying to separate himself, the shooter shot T-Hood, killing him, as per the report by Fox 5 Atlanta. The person who shot stayed at the place and is helping the police. Someone who saw the shooting is also helping the police. Police think the shooting might have been self-defense, the reports say. ALSO READ: Danielle Spencer net worth 2025: How much was the 'What's Happening!!' Star Worth at her death? Police have taken one person related to the shooting and are asking them questions. But they have not said if anyone will be charged. Police have not shared the name of the person or what the fight was about, Fox 5 Atlanta said. T-Hood's mother, Yulanda, confirmed his death and said rumors that the shooting happened during a party are false. T-Hood was known in Atlanta's underground Hip-Hop scene for songs like 'Perculator,' 'Big Booty,' and 'Ready 2 Go'. Though he was not signed by a major record label, T-Hood had many loyal fans and was respected for his unique voice, personality, and hard work, as per the report by the Vibe. ALSO READ: CoreWeave stock rises fast with AI growth and Microsoft support, but faces risks from share sales and big deal When police came to the place, they gave T-Hood quick medical help and took him to a nearby hospital. But he died because of his injuries. Police are still investigating and will share more information later, TMZ reported. Q1. Who was T-Hood and how did he die? T-Hood was an Atlanta rapper who was shot and killed during a fight at a house in Gwinnett County, Georgia. Q2. Is the shooting of rapper T-Hood being treated as self-defense? Yes, police are investigating the shooting as a possible case of self-defense.
Time of India
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Atlanta rapper T-Hood killed in Gwinnett county shooting after domestic dispute
Atlanta rapping sensation T- Hood aka Tevin Hood was found dead Friday evening at a Georgia County house following a shooting incident, TMZ Reported. The shooting was allegedly followed by an altercation at about 7 pm involving a woman at the house ---nestled on the Lee road in Snellville neighborhood. During the argument, the woman got injured. The shooter came to the house after the argument and wanted to stay away from the problem. Despite trying to separate himself, the shooter shot T-Hood, killing him, as per the report by Fox 5 Atlanta. Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass - Batch 4 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Artificial Intelligence AI For Business Professionals Batch 2 By Ansh Mehra View Program Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass - Batch 3 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Artificial Intelligence AI For Business Professionals By Vaibhav Sisinity View Program Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass - Batch 2 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Finance Value and Valuation Masterclass Batch-1 By CA Himanshu Jain View Program Shooting linked to domestic dispute The person who shot stayed at the place and is helping the police. Someone who saw the shooting is also helping the police. Police think the shooting might have been self-defense, the reports say. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Top 32 Most Beautiful Women In The World Undo ALSO READ: Danielle Spencer net worth 2025: How much was the 'What's Happening!!' Star Worth at her death? Police have taken one person related to the shooting and are asking them questions. But they have not said if anyone will be charged. Police have not shared the name of the person or what the fight was about, Fox 5 Atlanta said. Live Events Remembering rapper T-Hood T-Hood's mother, Yulanda, confirmed his death and said rumors that the shooting happened during a party are false. T-Hood was known in Atlanta's underground Hip-Hop scene for songs like 'Perculator,' 'Big Booty,' and 'Ready 2 Go'. Though he was not signed by a major record label, T-Hood had many loyal fans and was respected for his unique voice, personality, and hard work, as per the report by the Vibe. ALSO READ: CoreWeave stock rises fast with AI growth and Microsoft support, but faces risks from share sales and big deal When police came to the place, they gave T-Hood quick medical help and took him to a nearby hospital. But he died because of his injuries. Police are still investigating and will share more information later, TMZ reported. FAQs Q1. Who was T-Hood and how did he die? T-Hood was an Atlanta rapper who was shot and killed during a fight at a house in Gwinnett County, Georgia. Q2. Is the shooting of rapper T-Hood being treated as self-defense? Yes, police are investigating the shooting as a possible case of self-defense.
The Sun
08-08-2025
- The Sun
Active shooter at Atlanta's Emory University with students told to ‘RUN. HIDE. FIGHT' as gunfire rings out & cop shot
AN ACTIVE shooter has been reported at the campus of a university in Atlanta. Staff at Emory University have told students to RUN, HIDE, FIGHT and avoid the area. 1 Gunshots can be heard blasting across the streets in terrifying footage shared on social media. One police officer has reportedly been shot near the campus, according to Fox 5 Atlanta. The broadcaster's crews reported hearing what sounded like gunshots in the area. Emory University and Emory University Hospital are now on lockdown. Atlanta police have said they were responding to reports of an active shooter.
Daily Mirror
24-07-2025
- Daily Mirror
Man who beat newborn baby to death and dumped her in bag chooses own prison sentence
Christopher McNabb and his partner, Courtney Marie Bell, reported their 15-day-old daughter, Caliyah, missing in October 2017, claiming the infant had been abducted When Christopher McNabb and his partner Courtney Marie Bell reported their 15-day-old daughter, Caliyah McNabb, missing in October 2017, they claimed the infant had been abducted. The truth, it would soon emerge, was worse than anyone could have possibly imagined. A search party later discovered the baby's body in nearby woods, wrapped in McNabb's t-shirt and hidden in his bag. An autopsy revealed that Caliyah had died from blunt-force trauma to the head. During the investigation, it also emerged that both McNabb and Bell, of Covington, Georgia, had been using crystal meth at the time of her death. Prosecutors argued that McNabb had fatally beaten his daughter. Child 'tests positive for STD' after nursery worker 'carried out sex attacks' Gran is only Brit on US death row after horrifying sinister murder of new mum In 2019, a Newton County jury convicted McNabb on multiple charges, including malice murder, felony murder, second-degree murder, aggravated battery, two counts of child cruelty, and concealing a death. Bell was convicted of second-degree murder and child cruelty. During her interrogation, Bell said: 'I am guilty because I did drugs, but I ain't never seen this comin'. That's my baby. I went to put her to sleep and I woke up and she was gone,' according to Fox 5 Atlanta. At his sentencing hearing, McNabb maintained his innocence, telling the judge: 'I'm innocent. I didn't do it. I've maintained that the whole time. "I just don't understand how you find somebody guilty of doing something to a 15-day-old baby, because there was no evidence whatsoever that proved anything about me putting my hands on those kids. "I was beat as a child and I don't believe in it. I would never do it.' He then effectively determined his own punishment after telling a judge that whoever was responsible for the death of his infant daughter deserved 'the maximum' sentence - moments before being sentenced to life without parole. As of 2025, McNabb remains incarcerated in Georgia, serving his life sentence. All of his appeals have been denied. Bell was initially sentenced to 30 years, with 15 years to serve in prison. However, some of her convictions were later overturned on appeal. The Court of Appeals of Georgia reversed the first two convictions – murder in the second degree, cruelty to children in the second degree – but upheld the third charge of felony contributing to the dependency of a minor. The appeals court determined that Bell's 'acts of neglect were not the sole proximate cause of the victim's death, the evidence played a substantial part in [the victim's] death and that death was a reasonably probable consequence of that neglect.' In 2023, the Georgia Supreme Court ruled in Bell v. The State that there was not sufficient evidence to prove that Bell was guilty of contributing to her daughter's death.
Daily Record
21-06-2025
- Daily Record
Parents of baby decapitated during birth betrayed after doctor posts graphic pics
"Graphic and grisly" footage from the baby's post-mortem was shared on Instagram. The parents of a baby who was tragically decapitated during childbirth have been awarded millions after a pathologist shared graphic footage of their son's post-mortem examination online. Jessica Ross and Treveon Taylor Sr. were unable to see their first child - whom they called Treveon Isaiah Taylor Jr. - following his birth on July 10, 2023. He had become stuck behind her pelvic bone after several hours of labour. Medics did not tell the couple his head had been severed during the delivery, according to court documents. They later hired pathologist Dr Jackson Gates, after a funeral home informed them of the condition of their son's body. However, he shared a video of the baby's body on social media, showing "graphic and grisly detail of post-mortem examination" and his "decapitated, severed head", according to lawyers for the parents. Although he deleted the video from Instagram, he posted a further two just a few days later, all of which the couple said were shared without their permission, the Mirror reports. Cory Lynch, a lawyer for the couple told Fox 5 Atlanta: "For him to post these images and videos without permission was insane to us. "And especially with the nature of the posts... of the grisly details of the autopsy examination and also pictures of the child's head. It was baffling that he would do something like that." In September 2023, Ms Ross and Mr Taylor took legal action against Gates and the firm Gates Rapid Diagnostic Laboratory of Atlanta. The doctor did not respond, leaving the State Court in Fulton County, Georgia, to decide the case. The pathologist's lawyer Ira Livnat, who was hired after the court's decision, claimed this resulted in the case ending in favour of the parents, stating: "The plaintiffs got the absolute best case." On Wednesday, June 19, the court awarded Ms Ross and Mr Taylor $2.25million (£1.6million). Join the Daily Record WhatsApp community! Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today. You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland. No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If you're on a desktop, simply scan the QR code above with your phone and click 'Join Community'. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'exit group'. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice. A statement from the couple's lawyer said: "While we are pleased that a jury punished Dr. Jackson Gates for his reprehensible behavior, nothing can ease the pain that the parents, Jessica Ross and Treveon Isaiah Taylor Sr., have experienced in losing their baby boy in such a horrific way." "After the decapitation of their baby, Gates poured salt into the couple's already deep wounds when he betrayed them. "This young couple trusted him with the remains of their precious baby. Gates, in turn, repaid this trust by posting horrific images of their child for the world to see." A lawyer for Gates said the doctor "deeply, deeply regrets any harm" but in a social media post that has since been removed, he called the outcome "a complete miscarriage of justice" declaring that he intended to appeal the decision. Gates said he still shares post-mortems online, according to Atlanta News First.
