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The family of Andre “Mac Dre” Hicks will hold a public viewing for the rapper, who was shot to death on a stretch of highway in Kansas City.
The family will hold the viewing from noon to 5 p.m. at Mount Calvary Baptist Church, 1735 Enterprise Drive, in Fairfield, California
A private service for the family will also take place.
Police have met a stone wall while investigating the case, thus far. Reports said that as many as 12 people in Hicks’ entourage refused to cooperate. Some even denied knowing him.
Police are honing in on the Mac Dre’s tour schedule, seeking to determine a motive as to why the rapper was gunned down in what they say was a premeditated attack in a stolen car.
Mac Dre released more than 20 albums during his career.
He served five-years in prison for conspiracy to rob a bank, after police identified him as part of Vallejo’s notorious Romper Room Gang.
Source: allhiphop.com
The family will hold the viewing from noon to 5 p.m. at Mount Calvary Baptist Church, 1735 Enterprise Drive, in Fairfield, California
A private service for the family will also take place.
Police have met a stone wall while investigating the case, thus far. Reports said that as many as 12 people in Hicks’ entourage refused to cooperate. Some even denied knowing him.
Police are honing in on the Mac Dre’s tour schedule, seeking to determine a motive as to why the rapper was gunned down in what they say was a premeditated attack in a stolen car.
Mac Dre released more than 20 albums during his career.
He served five-years in prison for conspiracy to rob a bank, after police identified him as part of Vallejo’s notorious Romper Room Gang.
Source: allhiphop.com