Watch Live: Police give updates on Takeoff death investigation one month after fatal shooting of Migos rapper

Police investigating the death of the rapper Takeoff are anticipated to carry a press convention Friday afternoon, simply over a month after he was fatally shot. The rapper, who fashioned one-third of the Grammy Award-nominated trio Migos, was shot following a non-public get together at a downtown Houston bowling alley.

On Wednesday, authorities stated a person was charged in reference to the case. However throughout a courtroom listening to, prosecutors stated the suspect, Cameron Joshua, 22, isn’t believed to have fired a weapon throughout the capturing.

Joshua is dealing with a cost of illegal carrying of a weapon for allegedly having a handgun when the rapper, whose off-stage title was Kirsnick Khari Ball, was killed round 2:30 a.m. on Nov. 1 as gunfire erupted outdoors of 810 Billiards & Bowling following a non-public get together.

“We consider Cameron Joshua has been appropriately charged on this case and we’re persevering with our investigation into the loss of life of Takeoff,” Matt Gilliam, a prosecutor with the Harris County District Legal professional’s Workplace, instructed reporters in a quick assertion after Wednesday’s listening to.

Christopher Downey, Joshua’s lawyer, instructed reporters he has not seen something to recommend his shopper fired a weapon or had something to do with Takeoff’s capturing.

“The underside line is … Cameron Joshua didn’t shoot Takeoff,” Downey stated.

When requested if Joshua is aware of who shot Takeoff, Downey stated, “We are going to focus on that with the DA’s workplace if we resolve to. Proper now, we’re charged with offenses and we’re not saying something.”

Houston police have stated at the very least two individuals discharged firearms when Takeoff was killed. Takeoff’s main cause of death was listed as “penetrating gunshot wounds of head and torso into arm,” based on an post-mortem.