HoneyKomb Brazy's grandparents succumbed to a house fire in February and rumors surrounding the blaze suggested the Alabama rapper was somehow connected to the tragedy.
By tffhthewriter
Source: Mobile County Metro PD / Mobile County Metro PD
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A local news channel, FOX 10, reports that the Mobile, Alabama rapper born Nashon Jones was apprehended on Monday morning in connection to a shootout, for which there had been a warrant out for his arrest.
The District Attorney’s office states that the incident took place outside a barbershop in Montgomery, AL a couple of days before Brazy, whose real name is Nashon Jones, was planning to travel to Mobile for the funeral of his grandparents who were killed in a house fire in February.
Reports reveal that Gunfire erupted between Brazy’s crew and some rivals, with the DA saying the incident was either shared or live-streamed on social media. The footage reportedly showed a car driving up and opening fire at Brazy and his friends, with the rapper purportedly returning fire.
Honeykomb Brazy was arrested on Monday (May 3) stemming from a shootout the Rap-A-Lot artist was allegedly involved in days before his grandparents' funeral.
MOBILE, Alabama (WALA) Nearly a week after the bodies of Tony and Lelia Lewis were found inside of their home following a massive fire Wednesday night, a medical examiner has determined that at least one of the victims died from gunshot wounds, confirming what neighbors reported hearing just moments before the couples home on Dr. Thomas Ave. burst into flames.
The couple’s grandson, Nashon Jones, is an up-and-coming rapper, known to fans as HoneyKomb Brazy.
As investigators try to figure out who pulled the trigger and how the fire started, MPD says they are being bombarded with claims from people saying they killed the rappers grandparents.