Money Mitch death latest – Tributes pour in for rapper after suicide following shootout with Florida cops in Uber chase
After rapper Money Mitch reportedly killed himself after he opened fire on police during a chase in Florida, other performers are sharing tributes to the young artist.
"Bra I'm sorry I couldn't save you," Lil Baby, whose real name is Dominique Armani Jones, posted on his Instagram Story on Sunday, July 25, about Money Mitch. He also added under a photo of the late star, "Dam Mitch you was on me everyday," according to Ace Showbiz.
Cops found the dead body of the musician, real name Mitchell Holmes, at an apartment in Lake Park on June 23, according to reports.
Police executed a traffic stop and the musician reportedly got out of his Uber and started firing at Palm Beach County deputies. Although he wasn’t hit by the gunfire, he ran to a building around a block away, and cops found blood there.
Frank DeMario, of PB Sheriff’s Office, said they thought the rapper had been wounded in the shootout but found out that he fatally shot himself.
Read our Money Mitch blog for the latest updates on his death...
POLICE ON ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE AFTER SHOOTING
Two cops were placed on administrative leave after the shootout involving Money Mitch.
Frank DeMario, of PB Sheriff’s Office, said authorities thought the rapper had been wounded in the shootout but found out that he fatally shot himself, according to reports.
OTHER RAPPERS AND LOVED ONES PAY TRIBUTE TO MONEY MITCH
On July 23, rapper Risk GG shared Instagram Stories and a post about Money Mitch after his tragic death.
I'll never be the same again," he wrote, followed by "I love you Lil bro thank u for everything."
Another friend, Alejandra Dort, paid tribute to Mitch on Facebook.
"Just heard the terrible news!! RIH to my sons homie or as he calls him!" they said, according to Ace Showbiz.
"'Broda', his career was literally about to take off was going to get signed by Lil Baby VERY SOON n promised to take RJ with him! RJ is heartbroken and so am I he was a respectful, kind young man, n took care of my son when in his presence! LONG LIVE MARCUS AKA MONEY MITCH!!!"
'SORRY I COULDN'T SAVE YOU'
"Bra I'm sorry I couldn't save you," Lil Baby, whose real name is Dominique Armani Jones, posted on his Instagram Story on Sunday, July 25, about Money Mitch.
He also added under a photo of the late star, "Dam Mitch you was on me everyday," according to Ace Showbiz.
MONEY MITCH REPORTEDLY KILLED HIMSELF
Money Mitch reportedly killed himself after he opened fire on law enforcement during a chase in Florida.
Cops found the dead body of the performer, real name Mitchell Holmes, at an apartment in Lake Park on June 23, according to reports.
Frank DeMario, of PB Sheriff’s Office, said of the incident, "We followed him to a building and on the second floor, we noticed some blood droppings on the first floor. We thought he was wounded."
"We didn't have any involvement in the shooting."
MONEY MITCH SHARED PERFORMANCES ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Money Mitch's Instagram has several videos of himself performing.
In a post from June 27, he's a featured performer in a song called "Fed Up" by Romero Say10.
LAST INSTAGRAM POST
Money Mitch's Instagram was updated on July 22 with a photo of himself and a haunting caption.
"Don’t Cry For Me When The War Is Over‼️#LLTheGuys" it read, alongside a dove and a heart emoji.
DID MONEY MITCH HAVE ANY HITS?
The rapper's first hit was 813 Anthem, which had over 2,000 views on YouTube and Spotify.
In December 2020, he released a song, Charged Up, with rapper SpotemGottem, real name Nehemiah Harden.
FRIENDS CONFIRM TRAGIC DEATH
Although Money Mitch's family doesn't seem to have spoken out about his death, his friends seem to have confirmed his passing.
Fellow rapper Risk GG shared Instagram Stories and a post about Money Mitch on July 23, writing in his Stories, "I’ll never be the same again,” and adding, “I love you Lil bro thank u for everything," according to The Focus.
OFFICERS CLAIMED NOT TO HAVE 'INVOLVEMENT' IN SHOOTING
Frank DeMario, of PB Sheriff’s Office, claimed officers weren't involved in the shooting that took Money Mitch's life.
"We followed him to a building and on the second floor, we noticed some blood droppings on the first floor. We thought he was wounded," he said.
"We didn't have any involvement in the shooting."
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE
Money Mitch reportedly killed himself after he opened fire on police during a chase in Florida.
Cops found the dead body of the musician, real name Mitchell Holmes, at an apartment in Lake Park on June 23, according to reports.
Police executed a traffic stop and the musician reportedly got out of his Uber and started firing at Palm Beach County deputies.
He wasn’t hit by the gunfire and fled to a building around a block away where cops found blood.
Frank DeMario, of PB Sheriff’s Office, said they thought the rapper had been wounded in the shootout but found out that he fatally shot himself.
EMERGING STAR
Money Mitch released a song with rapper SpotemGottem, real name Nehemiah Harden, in December 2020.
Their track “Charged Up” has been watched over 200,000 times on YouTube.
Money Mitch reportedly produced around 10 songs this year along with music videos.
And, he had around 15,000 followers on social media.
Holmes took the name Money Mitch from his brothers and called him that ever since he was young, US Day News reports.
He said his brothers were his biggest inspiration and started making music when he was just 12 years old.
The musician said: “They (my brothers) were always rapping around me as a kid and were a big reason I started rapping because I was close with them.”
Mitch reportedly used to play football but stopped in middle school after deciding that music “became more important”.
The rising Floridian’s first hit was 813 Anthem which gathered over 2,000 views on YouTube and Spotify.
He released a song with rapper SpotemGottem, real name Nehemiah Harden, in December 2020.
'I LOVE YOU LIL BRO'
The rapper’s family has not spoken about his death but friends have confirmed Mitch’s death, according to the Focus.
Rapper Risk GG wrote on Instagram: “I’ll never be the same again.
“I love you lil bro thank u for everything (sic).”
COP SHOOTOUT
Cops said they had him under surveillance, WPTV reports.
DeMario said: “We followed him to a building and on the second floor, we noticed some blood droppings on the first floor. We thought he was wounded.
"We didn't have any involvement in the shooting."
Cops posted a picture of the weapon between his legs on social media.
Two cops were placed on administrative leave.
It’s reported that neither were injured in the shootout and an investigation remains ongoing.
GRIM SCENE
Cops posted a picture of the weapon Money Mitch used between his legs on social media.
Two cops were placed on administrative leave.
It’s reported that neither were injured in the shootout and an investigation remains ongoing.
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE
Money Mitch reportedly killed himself after he opened fire on police during a chase in Florida.
Cops found the dead body of the musician, real name Mitchell Holmes, at an apartment in Lake Park on June 23, according to reports.
Police executed a traffic stop and the musician reportedly got out of his Uber and started firing at Palm Beach County deputies.
He wasn’t hit by the gunfire and fled to a building around a block away where cops found blood.
Frank DeMario, of PB Sheriff’s Office, said they thought the rapper had been wounded in the shootout but found out that he fatally shot himself.
EMERGING STAR
Money Mitch released a song with rapper SpotemGottem, real name Nehemiah Harden, in December 2020.
Their track “Charged Up” has been watched over 200,000 times on YouTube.
Money Mitch reportedly produced around 10 songs this year along with music videos.
And, he had around 15,000 followers on social media.
WHO WAS MONEY MITCH?
Holmes took the name Money Mitch from his brothers and called him that ever since he was young, US Day News reports.
He said his brothers were his biggest inspiration and started making music when he was just 12 years old.
The musician said: “They (my brothers) were always rapping around me as a kid and were a big reason I started rapping because I was close with them.”
Mitch reportedly used to play football but stopped in middle school after deciding that music “became more important”.
The rising Floridian’s first hit was 813 Anthem which gathered over 2,000 views on YouTube and Spotify.
He released a song with rapper SpotemGottem, real name Nehemiah Harden, in December 2020.
'I LOVE YOU LIL BRO'
The rapper’s family has not spoken about his death but friends have confirmed Mitch’s death, according to the Focus.
Rapper Risk GG wrote on Instagram: “I’ll never be the same again.
“I love you lil bro thank u for everything (sic).”
COP SHOOTOUT
Cops said they had him under surveillance, WPTV reports.
DeMario said: “We followed him to a building and on the second floor, we noticed some blood droppings on the first floor. We thought he was wounded.
"We didn't have any involvement in the shooting."
Cops posted a picture of the weapon between his legs on social media.
Two cops were placed on administrative leave.
It’s reported that neither were injured in the shootout and an investigation remains ongoing.
GRIM SCENE
Cops posted a picture of the weapon Money Mitch used between his legs on social media.
Two cops were placed on administrative leave.
It’s reported that neither were injured in the shootout and an investigation remains ongoing.
TOOK HIS OWN LIFE
Money Mitch reportedly killed himself after he opened fire on police during a chase in Florida.
Cops found the dead body of the musician, real name Mitchell Holmes, at an apartment in Lake Park on June 23, according to reports.
Police executed a traffic stop and the musician reportedly got out of his Uber and started firing at Palm Beach County deputies.
He wasn’t hit by the gunfire and fled to a building around a block away where cops found blood.
Frank DeMario, of PB Sheriff’s Office, said they thought the rapper had been wounded in the shootout but found out that he fatally shot himself.
EMERGING STAR
Money Mitch released a song with rapper SpotemGottem, real name Nehemiah Harden, in December 2020.
Their track “Charged Up” has been watched over 200,000 times on YouTube.
Money Mitch reportedly produced around 10 songs this year along with music videos.
And, he had around 15,000 followers on social media.
WHO WAS MONEY MITCH?
Holmes took the name Money Mitch from his brothers and called him that ever since he was young, US Day News reports.
He said his brothers were his biggest inspiration and started making music when he was just 12 years old.
The musician said: “They (my brothers) were always rapping around me as a kid and were a big reason I started rapping because I was close with them.”
Mitch reportedly used to play football but stopped in middle school after deciding that music “became more important”.
The rising Floridian’s first hit was 813 Anthem which gathered over 2,000 views on YouTube and Spotify.
He released a song with rapper SpotemGottem, real name Nehemiah Harden, in December 2020.
'I LOVE YOU LIL BRO'
The rapper’s family has not spoken about his death but friends have confirmed Mitch’s death, according to the Focus.
Rapper Risk GG wrote on Instagram: “I’ll never be the same again.
“I love you lil bro thank u for everything (sic).”