PnB Rock shooting updates — 17-year-old boy and stepmother arrested after rapper shot dead in Roscoe's Chicken & Waffles

Man who argued with PnB Rock clears his name, conclusion

People tagged Danquah when PNB Rock posted the shirt with the image of a burning building to his Instagram accounts, and the two finally got into an argument on IG Live.

"Give this man all the clout he want, he just reachin," PNB Rock screamed to the audience during one of the arguments, Rolling Stone reported.

The two men exchanged words until Danquah questioned, "Where you at?" and threatened to yank PNB Rock's neck chain. PNB Rock called him a "bitch" and left the practice early.

Danquah responded, "bet, I’mma make you eat that."

YouTube users connected those remarks to the tragic robbery of PNB Rock, when jewelry was stolen from him and run off with.

Man who argued with PnB Rock clears his name, continued

Online, Danquah has made an effort to refute the rumors, claiming that he had nothing to do with the murder and that he and PNB Rock were friendly.

In an interview posted on the Drea O Show YouTube channel, he claimed, “I didn’t have anything to do with it. I wasn’t there, I didn’t make an ‘OG phone call’ or anything."

Danquah revealed to the show's host Drea Oppan that he and PNB Rock had a Twitter argument last year over the rapper's use of a picture from the uprising following the death of George Floyd, which Danquah had previously used for a shirt design that became well-known in Minneapolis, per Rolling Stone.

Man who argued with PnB Rock clears his name

A Minnesota man has come forward to clear his reputation following the death of Philadelphia rapper PNB Rock in Los Angeles earlier this month, Rolling Stone reports.

Emmanul Danquah, a media personality and cameraman from Minneapolis, engaged PNB Rock in two Instagram Live fights on a purportedly stolen shirt design.

Days after PNB Rock was shot and killed while eating at a South LA Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles, the videos were renamed and posted on YouTube and social media with sensationalist headlines painting him as the murderer.

Despite the fact that there is no proof linking Danquah to the slaying, YouTubers and rap blog accounts choose to portray their argument from 2021 as having occurred before PNB Rock's shooting.

Public encouraged to inform police of suspect's location

People are being encouraged to call the police at 323-786-5146 if they have any information about suspect Freddie Lee Trone's whereabouts.

Callers who wish to remain anonymous can do so by dialing 800-222-8477.

Police believe suspect was tipped off

Police suspect Trone may have learned about Allen's location from a social media post.

Trone ought to be regarded as dangerous and armed. Anyone who sees him should dial 911 right away to get help.

Suspect named in shooting

Rapper PnB Rock, aka Rakim Allen, was killed at a Los Angeles restaurant earlier this month, and police on Wednesday named a suspect and appealed for help finding him.

Investigators named Freddie Lee Trone as the alleged shooting suspect.

The suspect then allegedly took some of Allen's belongings and made a demand on his girlfriend before escaping in a waiting car.