The New York City Irving Plaza concert that left one dead back in May allegedly left two other concertgoers severely injured.
In a sudden update, we've learned that the rapper, whose real name is Roland Collins, has been freed. According to reports he's out on a $500,000 bond that was secured by his mother's home in Brooklyn.
The rapper pleaded not guilty to attempted murder charges on Wednesday (June 22).
Tip caught up with us after the show and opened up about everything from the Irving Plaza incident with Troy Ave, to his role in the Roots remake and his new beautiful baby girl.
Things are starting to look up for Troy Ave. According to reports, the Brooklyn rapper won’t be charged with murder in the deadly Irving Plaza shooting last month that left one man dead and three, including Troy, injured. A grand jury has indicted the rapper on second-degree attempted murder and four counts of criminal possession […]
The 72-year-old Fox News commentator appeared on Fox and Friends and took the opportunity to criticize the victims of the horrific Orlando mass shooting.
Troy Ave was indicted on charges related to the fatal shooting at Irving Plaza last month that left one dead and three people injured.
The NYPD has reportedly shut down Joey Bada$$' show, which was set to take place tomorrow in the same venue.
When a shooting occurred at T.I.‘s concert at Irving Plaza last weekend, people were injured and one person died. That person, we now know, was Troy Ave‘s body guard. We also know that Troy Ave was the one who fired some of those bullets. 3 people were injured that evening, and Troy Ave has been arrested and charged […]
https://www.instagram.com/p/BFxbFhVD225/?taken-by=maggiecarrie&hl=en Maino‘s girlfriend, model Maggie Carrie Heckstall, was one of the people shot at T.I.’s Irving Plaza concert. Heckstall was hit in the leg and is now reportedly planning to sue those involved in the shooting, including the NYPD for how they treated her after the incident took place. Heckstall says that she has been questioned nonstop by law […]
