It’s reports CNN It refers to the local fire department and a statement from the restaurant’s owners.
– We weren’t aware a video was being filmed and found out at the last minute that French Montana was filming a video in the parking lot behind the restaurant. The restaurant’s owners told CNN that we have no idea what happened.
According to the Miami-Dade County Fire Department, emergency services responded immediately after 20.00 local time (02.00 Norwegian time) on Thursday evening.
– Firefighters found people with gunshot wounds when they arrived. In addition, they found several injured people outside a nearby fire station, the fire service told CNN, which transported the injured to hospital via helicopter and car.
Miami Gardens is located about three miles north of the city of Miami. Police say they have received information that several people have been shot.
The shooting took place during the filming of a music video featuring rappers French Montana and Rob49.
French rapper Montana, whose real name is Karim Kharbouch, is a Moroccan-American artist known, among others, for the songs “Pop That”, “All The Way Up” and “Loyal”.
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The Miami Herald wrote that it happened after an argument between two groups. According to the newspaper, six people were taken to hospital, while four visited a medical center on their own.
Rapper Sid Mogul told NBC6 that he heard several shots.
– At least 13, 14 and 15 rounds. It happened so fast, it sounded like a military rifle.
Miami Gardens is a suburb of the city of Miami, with a population of just over 110,000 residents.
Police have yet to confirm the identity of the injured and provide no further information about the case.
French-American Moroccan Montana is called Karim Kharbouch. The 38-year-old was born in Morocco but moved to the US with his parents as a teenager.
He released his first album “My French” in 2013. The rapper has just over 15 million monthly listeners on the streaming service Spotify. In the summer of 2017, his song “Unforgettable” was the third most played song in the world on Spotify. It has been played over 900 million times.
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