Nipsey Hussle's alleged killer, Eric Holder, is kept in isolation for fear of life

Well, greet me with a feather, the police protect somebody from the hood.

According to reports, Eric Holder, the alleged killer of beloved community rapper and builder Nipsey Hussle, shot dead Sunday, is currently being held out of the public for fear of Holder's life.

TMZ reports that the LAPD took Holder to the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department at Lakewood on Tuesday and took him to the South LA police station, where he is being held alone and alone. Sources said on the site that he would remain in solitary confinement once he was transferred to the Los Angeles County Jail awaiting trial.

A judge has fixed the bond of the bearer at more than 7 million dollars.

The police would have been "in a hunt" to arrest the 29-year-old before someone else did him justice on the street – and considering the outpouring of love for Hussle, a very likely scenario.

This man needs to look over his shoulder – in the streets, in jails, probably for the rest of his days, mostly because he would have known Hussle (real name: Ermias Joseph Asghedom), which makes the blow even more devastating (and dirty).