He was in a car with "King Lee" Korean Rapper (Also is the real Crown Prince of the Imperial Family)
Car was owned by Korean Cat
Wonder how these two got mixed up together
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Los Angeles Police Department officials say a man was shot and robbed of his Rolex and three chains while sitting inside of a Rolls-Royce Phantom in Koreatown. The man has been identified as Atlanta rapper J Money, and was last known to be in critical condition.
Atlanta Rapper J Money Shot & Robbed Of Rolex While Sitting Inside Rolls-Royce In LA’s Koreatown
Los Angeles Police Department officials say J Money was sitting inside of the luxury vehicle, while parked in front of a luxury apartment complex called Kurve, which sits at Wilshire and Hoover, on the border of Los Angeles’ Koreatown and Westlake neighborhoods.
It has been reported that after further investigation, the car that the Atlanta rapper was sitting in did not belong to him and is presumed to be a vehicle he was renting. The registered owner has been identified as entrepreneur and Korean royal, Andrew Lee.
It is reported that Lee is the crown prince of the imperial family of Korea, and is also the founder of London Trust Media. Lee is also identified as the heir to the Joseon Dynasty — which ruled Korea from 1392 up until 1897.
Los Angeles Police Department officials also believe that the crime against J Money involved two male suspects, who ended up fleeing the scene of the crime after the robbery and shooting took place, just before 4:20 p.m. on Friday (November 18).
Now, eyewitness footage is been obtained showing the aftermath of the incident, where police and paramedics arrived to the scene to help the victim, who appeared to be wounded but able to walk with the help of others.
Los Angeles Police Department officials also noted that the victim was conscious and breathing upon their arrival, however, they later noted that he was transported to the hospital in critical condition.
At the time of publishing this article and investigation has been launched, but no arrests have been made in the case.
Car was owned by Korean Cat
Wonder how these two got mixed up together
Atlanta Rapper J Money Shot & Robbed Of Rolex While Sitting Inside Rolls-Royce In LA’s Koreatown
LAPD say Atlanta rapper J Money was shot and robbed of his Rolex and three chains while sitting inside of a Rolls-Royce in LA's Koreatown.
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Los Angeles Police Department officials say a man was shot and robbed of his Rolex and three chains while sitting inside of a Rolls-Royce Phantom in Koreatown. The man has been identified as Atlanta rapper J Money, and was last known to be in critical condition.
Atlanta Rapper J Money Shot & Robbed Of Rolex While Sitting Inside Rolls-Royce In LA’s Koreatown
Los Angeles Police Department officials say J Money was sitting inside of the luxury vehicle, while parked in front of a luxury apartment complex called Kurve, which sits at Wilshire and Hoover, on the border of Los Angeles’ Koreatown and Westlake neighborhoods.
It has been reported that after further investigation, the car that the Atlanta rapper was sitting in did not belong to him and is presumed to be a vehicle he was renting. The registered owner has been identified as entrepreneur and Korean royal, Andrew Lee.
It is reported that Lee is the crown prince of the imperial family of Korea, and is also the founder of London Trust Media. Lee is also identified as the heir to the Joseon Dynasty — which ruled Korea from 1392 up until 1897.
Los Angeles Police Department officials also believe that the crime against J Money involved two male suspects, who ended up fleeing the scene of the crime after the robbery and shooting took place, just before 4:20 p.m. on Friday (November 18).
Now, eyewitness footage is been obtained showing the aftermath of the incident, where police and paramedics arrived to the scene to help the victim, who appeared to be wounded but able to walk with the help of others.
Los Angeles Police Department officials also noted that the victim was conscious and breathing upon their arrival, however, they later noted that he was transported to the hospital in critical condition.
At the time of publishing this article and investigation has been launched, but no arrests have been made in the case.
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