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Police Want to Question Busta Rhymes
Tuesday, February 7, 2006 By: Michael Ivey
Investigators are anxious to speak to veteran emcee Busta Rhymes about the shooting that killed a man reportedly hired to protect his jewelry, outside his video set early Sunday. "We believe Busta Rhymes may have been on the street when the shooting took place," said a spokesperson for Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly. Kelly told reporters Monday that Trevor "Busta Rhymes" Smith was one of several people who left the scene after 29 year old Israel Ramirez was shot dead in Greenpoint, Brooklyn. The shooting reportedly occurred around 1:30AM after an argument which began inside moved to the street.
"There was some pushing and shoving going on when an individual took out a gun and fired at least eight shots," said police. Police later found a semiautomatic pistol in a clear lot close by that they think was used in the incident, according to a spokesperson. Some five hundred extras were gathered outside the set where Missy Elliot, members of 50 Cent’s G-Unit camp and some of the Ruff Ryders were due to make cameos, when the incident took place. "[Tony}Yayo was talking sh-- to Swizz Beatz, Dee and Waah [Darrin and Joaquin Dean, CEOs of Ruff Ryders Entertainment]," one witness said. "Then Yayo started talking to Busta, saying, 'My bad, I'm not trying to disrespect you. I ain't gonna make it hot.’"
Marvin "Tony Yayo" Bernard’s attorney sent a letter to New York prosecutors saying the emcee denies any involvement in the shooting and does not want to talk to the police. "Please make sure he is not contacted and/or harassed by NYPD," Attorney Scott Leemon wrote. Bernard was released from prison in 2004 after serving a four month sentence for carrying a fake passport a day after he was released after serving about two years for weapons-possession charges. Neither Interscope Records nor representatives for Busta Rhymes have released a statement about the killing. Police haven’t given a possible motive or suspect.
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Yayo and his big F*ck*ng mouth probably got that man killed, that's a damn shame, i hope he doesn't think that makes him gangsta, a gangsta would do it himself and walk away like a "g" and if the police tried to charge him he'd be like "oh, well F*ck it, i did what i had to do."