An unprecedented video of DaBaby’s deadly shooting in 2018 has surfaced at Walmart in North Carolina.
Tonight (April 24), Rolling Stone published previously unpublished footage of the security of DaBaby’s 2018 brawl, in which 19-year-old Jaylin Craig was dead. Rockstar rapper Jonathan Kirk was reportedly accused of carrying a concealed weapon after the shooting, but was never prosecuted for Craig’s death.
The new video, which contains no sound, begins with Kirk appearing to face two faces: Jaylin Craig and Henry Douglas. A physical altercation breaks out between DaBaby and Douglas after Bebe hits Douglas. Craig can be seen waving a weapon in the background, but then retrieving it.
The fight between DaBaby and Douglas leads to another corner of the camera, which shows that the two are fighting facing each other. Craig then walks toward them, appearing to reach for a weapon a second time before trying to smash Kirk and Craig. DaBaby’s then-girlfriend Mariah Osborne confronts Craig, appearing at one point to raise her right hand to his face as Baby and Douglas continue to fight.
The footage then moves to the previous corner and shows DaBaby sliding on the ground in a frame with a firearm in his right hand. He then adjusted the hood of his hood, which was on his head, and seemed to fire the pistol. The footage does not show Craig being hit, and only DaBaby appears to be firing a firearm. You can watch the full video at the bottom of this post.
As mentioned earlier, Kirk has consistently maintained his claim to self-defense in the years since the shooting.
“If they don’t shoot, Negro, my fucking daughter could be hit, my son could be hit, me,” he said in a video on social media just days after the incident. “Fucking lawyers tell me not to say anything and damn it. Two niggers are coming down on you and your whole fucking family, threatening you all, beating you up, nigger, let me see what all the fuss is about. “
Craig’s family, on the other hand, has very different perceptions of their son’s death.
“We never hid from anyone,” Craig’s mother, Horsley, told Rolling Stone. “We never [heard] from no one. You all knew our names from a news clip. But no one ever asked us who Jaylin was. Nobody. “
“It simply came to my notice then. Every time you turn on the radio, you hear it [DaBaby]”Said Craig’s father, Curtis. “You can’t even listen to the radio. I think about my son all the time. We all go through the same things. Every time we talk about it, we think we are getting somewhere and no one is trying to help us. Every lawyer we’ve talked to is looking into this case [and say] Okay, we’ll be back with you. We don’t hear anything [back]”
Although DaBaby was never tried for Craig’s death, he was accused of carrying a concealed weapon. DaBaby did not have a gun license. In March 2019, the indictment was abruptly dropped after “a key civilian witness was not available,” according to Rolling Stone, through a county representative.
However, the charge was later returned to DaBaby by the state and he was sentenced to 12 months of uncontrolled probation, along with a suspended sentence of 30 days in prison.
Rolling Stone received the following response from the district attorney’s office in response to a question as to why Kirk did not receive harsher charges: “[We] reviewed the police investigation file and agreed with the Huntersville Police Department’s decision not to press further charges against Mr Kirk, as prosecutors could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant had not acted in self-defense.
According to a local station Fox46 in North Carolina, a report they prepared in March 2019, after talking to Craig’s parents, claims that the security records were not shown in court.
DaBaby now seems to be responding to the footage that appears. “The Negroes who rob me can’t fuck with the people who pray for me!” he tweeted.
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