Singer D4vd confirmed as ‘target’ of investigation into murder of teen
Authorities have confirmed that the popular singer known as D4vd has been identified as a “target” of the ongoing investigation into the murder of a teenager in the city of Riverside. The incident took place late Saturday night in a nightclub where D4vd was performing a concert. The victim, a 17-year-old boy, was fatally shot during the event, prompting a swift response from law enforcement.
According to police reports, D4vd has not been named as a suspect in the case, but investigators are keen on exploring any potential connections the artist may have to the crime. The motive behind the shooting remains unclear, with officials stating that multiple leads are being pursued to shed light on the circumstances that led to the tragic event.
In response to the allegations, D4vd’s legal team issued a statement emphasizing the singer’s cooperation with the authorities and his willingness to assist in any way possible to bring justice to the victim and their family. The artist’s management expressed shock and sorrow over the incident, stating that D4vd had no prior knowledge of any planned violence at the venue.
As the investigation unfolds, the spotlight remains on D4vd and the events surrounding the teenager’s untimely death. Authorities have not disclosed any further details about the case but have assured the public that all avenues are being explored to ensure a thorough and comprehensive investigation into this tragic incident.
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