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DONKEY: Rapper LGP Qua Killed For His Chain On Mother's Day

May 27, 20256 min
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Charlamagne Tha God gives Donkey of the Day to the two suspects who tragically killed rapper LGP Qua for his chain on Mother’s Day. Listen for more!

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Speaker 1

The breakfast club Bitchy Today.

Speaker 2

Don here today for Tuesday, May twenty seventh, coach to Joshua Thomas Coleman and that dual Boyd. They are the two suspects charged in connection with the fatal shooting of Kadeer Johnson, more commonly known as LGB lgp quah. Okay, let me tell you something, man, lgp qua is a young brother that a lot of us followed on social media. A lot of us reposted you know we we've talked about him here on the breakfast clubs from Philly. He he was a breath of fresh air, a young man

who had the moonica, the voice of the youth. And all he did was rap about things of socially redeeming value. Okay, all he did was rap about the reality of the street. But more importantly, how these young brothers didn't change their.

Speaker 1

Ways, they would end up dead. Are in jail. Play play something from LG LGP quah. Right, I support you stand up?

Speaker 3

Why do you think we nailed Time to stop the hating, time to make improvement there, time to stop the killings and shootings and all the suicide. Time to come to get to stick, to get the life that you're in Le Brown, I don't sell my soul because my prob won't a wrong.

Speaker 1

With droving a clues bombs for the lg QUA.

Speaker 2

It's just one of those killings that literally makes you understand and realize why you just gotta stay dangerous because it doesn't matter what you on. You can be presenting the best energy in the world, you can be a super positive person and there will be somebody out there miserable, ready to take your life simply because they hate their own.

Speaker 1

Can we go to Fox twenty nine Philly for the report police.

Speaker 4

Right now, new developments and the murder of a beloved Philadelphia rapper. Police arresting two suspects and the Mother's Day murder of rapper Kwadir Johnson known as LGP Quah, and they're looking for a third person. Police say this man right here, twenty one year old Amir Early is wanted for his alleged involvement in that May eleventh shooting. Police say Joshua Thomas Coleman and a dual boyd, both nineteen years old, are in custody and under arrest, charged with the rappers murderer.

Speaker 2

Quad did nothing would speak out against gun violence. He did nothing but promote positivity in Philly, and y'all robbed and killed him on Mother's Day.

Speaker 1

I was told they robbed him over a chain.

Speaker 2

Okay, three of y'all, Joshua, Thomas, Coleman, Abdul Boy, and they're searching for a third suspect name Amir.

Speaker 1

Early.

Speaker 2

You all robbed and killed a young man who was just trying to make it out the hood.

Speaker 1

Okay, like you young brothers are Okay.

Speaker 2

In fact, you killed a young man who I guarantee would have came up and came back for so many.

Speaker 1

Other young brothers in Philadelphia.

Speaker 2

I do not understand while we are so hell bent on hurting the people God sent to help us, and over a chain. By the way, I don't know if it was over a chain. I'm just repeating what my Philly folks told me. But whatever it was over, it wasn't something that was gonna change all lives.

Speaker 1

Okay. You all are charged.

Speaker 2

With murder, and in Philly, the penalty for murder rangers from life without parole to the death penalty. Okay, you both are nineteen years old. Emir is twenty one. Life as you know it is over. You will never be anything more than a number in a system. And I don't understand what these kids be thinking. What do they know about prison that we don't know?

Speaker 1

Okay?

Speaker 2

Small people learn from their own mistakes? Why people learn from the mistakes of others? Have we not seen enough people go to prison forever to know we don't need to be out here just killing each other. You taking a life and throwing your life away for what I wondered today even.

Speaker 1

Know who Qua was.

Speaker 2

If you knew who Qua was and still took his life, knowing that he was just a positive.

Speaker 1

Brother who genuinely wanted better for you, and I really have zero remorse for you, okay, from.

Speaker 2

Let the white man sort it out, because there's no saving lost souls like y'all.

Speaker 1

I know we have.

Speaker 2

Conversations about rehabilitation, but they got to rehabilitate in prison. They don't ever deserve freedom, Okay. Kawai would never breathe again. He got murdered at thirty. At thirty, I was just figuring life out. I was literally just getting started and entering the best times of my life.

Speaker 1

I wasn't even married at thirty.

Speaker 2

My first daughter was born two days before my thirtieth born day.

Speaker 1

You know how much life I've lived from thirty to now.

Speaker 2

I'll be forty seven next month, and I thank God that he blessed me with the opportunity to see those years, and I pray for at least forty seven more.

Speaker 1

Actually need fifty four more. Okay? Can you to die at one hundred and one?

Speaker 2

I actually read something yesterday that by twenty thirty humans could be a mortal with the help of nanobots that'll make us all immune diseases. I don't think I want to lift forever, because I'm sure God has another adventure.

Speaker 1

For my soul. But I want you to think about this.

Speaker 2

KOI will never get to experience any of that because he's deceased. So Joshua, that duel soon to be a man when they catch you, because they're gonna catch you. Y'all don't deserve freedom ever again. Because you let your darkness turn someone's lives out. You let your negativity, your problem steals someone else's joy, someone else's enthusiasm, took a mother's child away on Mother's Day. You deserve the worst

of what your judicial system has to offer. Because I am truly sick of us being our own worst enemy. And I will never understand why we hurt people who are just simply trying to help. Please give Joshua Coleman Duel Boyd the biggest he hull.

Speaker 1

And I mean earlier.

Speaker 2

You might as well turn yourself in. I don't even I don't even know what the hell you think you going. You might as well just go ahead and turn yourself in, but say judicial, go slow it down next time.

Speaker 1

Spell it j U D, I, C I A L. Don't play with me. I don't think how you spell it. It is it is. I'm not sure jus. The only reason I was righted because you spelled it.

Speaker 3

Wow.

Speaker 1

Wow he tried it. Wow, he tried it. You spelled the right all right, but thank you for that. Donkey of the.

Speaker 2

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Speaker 1

Wake that ass up in the morning. The Breakfast Club, Yeah,

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