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NIPSEY Hussle's funeral broke out in a street shooting, killing one person and injuring three others.
Los Angeles police announced that a woman and three men, aged 30 to 50, had been badaulted during a shootout during the shootout at the rapper's funeral procession last night (11 am- April).
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Chief of Police Michel Moore described the incident as a multiple "shootout".
He added that the thugs had launched the attack against a gray Hyundai.
Chief Moore said on Twitter: "In the middle of this procession, we are holding a multiple shooting session at 4, 103 St and Main St.
"The victims are 3 black men and a black woman – aged 30 to 50 years.
"Tragically, we're dead. Suspects in gray Hyundai fired on the victims.
"We must stop this senseless violence."
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ECHO COOLING
The police had been deployed to various parts of the procession to monitor the crowd,
Initially, the show seemed peaceful, with the fans even sitting atop a police car bomb painted with the words: "Nips in Paradise".
The procession followed the memorial service that was filled with mourners at Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Nipsey's coffin, draped in the Eritrean flag, is embarked on a 25-kilometer procession through the streets of Los Angeles.
The crowd tried to get the best possible view of the hearse, while some chanted "Nipsy! Nipsy!"
The procession took a long break in front of the Hussle The Marathon clothing store, where he was shot and fatally wounded before the apparent shooting.
In a horrific turn of a touching celebration of the rapper's life, the shooting revealed a chilling echo to Nipsey's death last month.
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& # 39; STOP VIOLENCE & # 39;
After hearing loud noises that were apparently gunshots, the mourners and the fans who were in tears, expressing their sadness, began to flee.
The pictures of the scene show people jostling each other, including mothers who grab their young children and couples who are standing on the ground so as not to be accused.
Hussle was shot dead on March 31 while he was standing in front of The Marathon, his clothing store south of Los Angeles, not far from where he grew up.
Eric R. Holder Jr., accused of killing Hussle, pleaded not guilty.
Police said that Holder and Holder had several interactions on the day of the shooting and described it as the result of a personal hbadle.
OUR SUPER-HERO & # 39;
His family and close friends, including Snoop Dogg, shared their favorite soft moments with the rapper during the three hour performance.
Snoop Dogg looked visibly upset as he said, "It's hard here."
He thanked Hussle's parents several times and told his father that "you took another son in me".
Nipsey's fiancée, Lauren London, shared an SMS that she sent him in January.
She called it "my arrival and my church", before thinking about all that she had learned from him and how horrible it would be for their son not to remember his father.
Lauren said, "My pain is for my two years."
Hussle's mother, Angelique Smith, spoke calmly about the fact that she was "in perfect peace" and "happy and complete" despite the death of her son. She said: "Ermias was an inheritance."
She called him a "superhero" who was not afraid to lead, telling the story of Ermias, aged 9, who was running in the middle of the street to stop a fire truck in order to extinguish the engine of his car, which was in flames. Miraculously, the car was still running.
"We burn but are not destroyed," Smith said.
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