Rapper Lil Tjay one of two men wounded in New Jersey shooting, law enforcement sources say
NEW JERSEY — Rapper Lil Tjay was one of two men wounded in a taking pictures in New Jersey early Wednesday, based on law enforcement sources.
Following a 911 name at about 12:08 a.m., law enforcement officials responded to the taking pictures scene at an residence advanced.
Officers stated they discovered a 22-year-old man with a number of gunshot wounds.
A second 22-year-old man was then discovered at a close-by fuel station, additionally with a gunshot wound.
Each men have been taken to a hospital the place they have been being handled.
Their situations weren’t launched.
Lil Tjay is at the moment acknowledged for his hit music, “In My Head,” which has been trending on TikTok.
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