R.I.P VL MIKE

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May 15, 2002
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For my people familiar with the New Orleans rap scene.

Man shot to death in New Orleans
by The Times-Picayune
Sunday April 20, 2008, 3:59 PM

From staff reports

A man was fatally shot Sunday in Gentilly, becoming the seventh person slain in four days in New Orleans.

As Michael Allen, 32, was getting out of a vehicle in the 4700 block of Miles Drive Sunday shortly before 1 p.m., a man approached and opened fire, New Orleans police said.

The gunman escaped on foot, and Allen died a short time later at University Hospital, police spokeswoman Sabrina Richardson said. An autopsy will be performed today.

Authorities think Allen lived in New Orleans, but an identification document listed an address in Atlanta, said chief coroner's investigator John Gagliano, who released his identity.

The killing occurred between Paris Avenue and Overton Drive, two blocks south of Mirabeau Avenue.

Meanwhile, the coroner's office released the identities of three of the previous six slaying victims, all New Orleans residents.

Nathaniel Osborne, 19, was shot to death Saturday shortly before 11 p.m. in the 2500 block of Upperline Street, near Freret Street. He died at the scene.

Antoine Martin, 18, was shot to death Saturday about 6:40 p.m. in a trailer park in the 6000 block of Chef Menteur Highway, a block east of Downman Road. He died at the scene, 100 feet north of Chef Menteur, of one gunshot wound to the head, Gagliano said.

Richardson said Martin was involved in a physical altercation with a man, and the man shot him. The gunman fled in a brown van.

Yohance Shabazz, 18, was shot to death Friday about 11 p.m. in the 2300 block of Seminole Lane, near Jackson Avenue and midway between South Claiborne Avenue and South Galvez Street.

The previously identified victims were Lorne Simms, 20, shot Saturday about noon in the 1400 block of North Johnson Street; Keith Williams, 23, shot Friday about 8:45 p.m. in the 2200 block of Dufossat Street, near Freret Street; and Guy McEwen, 20, shot Thursday about 5 p.m. in the 700 block of Peniston Street between Constance and Laurel streets.

Williams and Osborne were killed several blocks apart. Williams died after his car struck Friar Tuck's bar, although the bar was not related to the slaying.

http://www.nola.com/news/index.ssf/2...w_orleans.html
http://www.myspace.com/vlmike
That fuckin New Orleans is no joke. Sad.
 
Apr 20, 2003
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R.I.P VL!!!! He went hard on that Chopper City Boyz album. He was the best IMO out of the group for the exception of B.Gizzle.... He had that griddy sound when he rapped that I enjoyed hearing!
 
Nov 18, 2003
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yep that nigga was the hardest out the Chopper City Boys, too bad he had to go out like that, seems like every year around this time the rap game takes a loss
 
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Isn't that the guy who always had bandanas tied around both his wrist? and if thats him I believe he started beefing with B.G. after they dropped that Chopper City Boyz LP.
 
Nov 18, 2003
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I wonder if there was a hit on him. Bc he was on myspace talking alot of shit about B.G
yeah I saw the same messages comin thru in my bulletins and alot of stuff talkin bout him bein a real artist in the streets, but I have heard a few places that he wasnt an innocent victim, like basically sayin his life was taken as getback
 
Feb 8, 2003
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^^^Naw, didnt have anything to do with B.G. The streets is saying that it was retaliation. Knowin him...thats what it was. It had to be some lil young dude tryna earn stripes.
True. Thats th price though for getting into street shit, VL just signed a Epic Deal so he shouldve not been in the streets and away from new orleans in the Epic recording studios focusing on his major career. But you know how it is. Atleast he got a album done bc they said he used to do 5 tracks a day
 
Sep 17, 2007
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Live by the Gun / Die by the Gun - Thats exactly right. Thats the final rule to the game basically. Homie was a gangsta so he went out like one too. I mean if it was retaliation. then homie shoulda been on his toes, expecting the worst at all times.