Beanie Sigel Was In The “Wrong Place, Wrong Time” During Shooting According To Police

    After suffering a bullet wound to the abdomen late last week, Beanie Sigel is currently in critical but stable condition according to an updated report from Philly.com. New quotes from a police officer familiar with the case reveal that Sigel was at the home of his brother-in-law, 22 year-old Umar Salahuddin, when he was shot and then found by police in the basement of the property.

    Lt. Danny Adcock told Philly.com that Sigel’s involvement in the incident may have been purely coincidental and that he was likely an unintended target.”He may have become involved in something that was not necessarily his own doing,” Adcock said. “Just wrong place, wrong time, if you will.”

    Sigel’s brother-in-law, who was charged with illegal possession of a firearm in 2010 and then again for drug possession this year, was found on the scene of the shooting with his own minor injuries, “scrapes and bruises to his face and arms” according to the report, but has refused to cooperate with the police investigation. “Because of his lack of cooperation, we’re not sure how he received those,” the same police lieutenant said.

    While it seems that the gunshots were fired during a fight near the property, police say they still have no suspects.

    “We do have some leads we’re following up on,” Adcock said, “but cooperation from the family is minimal.”

    Sigel was released from prison in August after serving time for tax evasion and spent time in a Philadelphia halfway house following the release. The State Property emcee had moved into his brother-in-law’s house and was serving the final day of his home confinement sentence the morning he was shot.

    HipHopDX caught up with Beanie Sigel’s fellow Philadelphia rapper Cassidy while he was in Los Angeles to battle Dizaster and asked him about the shooting.

    “Sigel, that’s my bro man,” Cassidy said. “I wish him the best. I hope he recover quickly and everything good with him.”

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    12 thoughts on “Beanie Sigel Was In The “Wrong Place, Wrong Time” During Shooting According To Police

    1. Oh my God! Was he shot by the police? Was he shot by white police? Should I be outraged? No? No, it wasn’t police? It wasn’t white police? Just shot by a brother? Whew, thank God. I was almost outraged there for a moment. Free Gucci and C-Murder!

      1. Bitch you can’t even troll right. Once again for the idiots in the room…the outrage over white police shooting Black men is not because it happened, it’s because there are no consequences for it.
        If the man who shot Beanie Sigel was caught on video and they found the man, and then decided simply that they were not going to press charges, then yes, there would be outrage to that too.

      2. Black Pantha, If you idiots would stop putting yourselves in these kind of situations, shit would be different! Stop putting all the blame on the system.

      3. It’s not really about black people; it’s about LOW-CLASS black people. The average middle-class, lower-upper-class and upper-class black person does just fine in this country with exception for latent prejudices that unfortunately are embedded within the fabric of the United States. The same lower-class blacks who go about calling one another N each and every minute; the same lower-class blacks who walk up an down the street with their pants hanging off their behind; the same lower-class blacks who kill one another day-in and day-out; the same lower-class blacks who listen to self-suppressive music, are the same blacks who fall victim to society; and the fact is, these same lower-class blacks are the first one’s to pull the race card at every opportunity.

      4. Don’t their are any excuses for the police to kill a minority. Once you’ve been put in a position of authority, its not an all war and allreckless actions justifiable by law the people speak out and protest!

      5. Don’t their are any excuses for the police to kill an innocent minority. Once you’ve been put in a position of authority, its not an all out war, and all out reckless actions justifiable by law. The people need to speak out and protest!

      6. Don’t think their are any excuses for the police to kill an innocent minority. Once you’ve been put in a position of authority and hold a degree of power, its not an all out war, and all out reckless actions justifiable by the law. The people need to speak out and protest!

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