Detroit Rapper Faces Charges After Houston Shooting

0:00It's April 29. I'm Corey with The Story. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI and built for the culture. The Troiit rapper All-Star J.R., real name Jeremy Christopher Ford, faces federal charges for being a felon in possession of a firearm after a shooting. Inside a Houston restaurant on April 8, surveillance video shows him firing shots during a scuffle that started when folks tried to snatch his chain and watch. The fight escalated quick when a gun hit the floor and Ford grabbed it, blasting as people scattered. One person got hit and went down, with reports of more shots fired close range before he bounced. Word spread fast that NBA Ben Tin, the bad and rouge rapper linked to Neverbrook again, was one of the victims shot up that same night at the spot-on. Kirby Drive. His people confirmed he's alive and alert, shutting down rumors he didn't make it. Ford didn't stay quiet, dropping social media clips taunting the scene, and a new track called Mob United, that straight up nods to the shootout at A, place called Confessions.

1:03The fed see it as him re-enacting what went down. Investigators are still piecing it together, holding back details on who shot who exactly, but this beef got the streets buzzing as charges stack up.