Thirteen charges against shooting in which the woman Talahasi kills after an alleged rapper feud – AOL

More than a year later, Seminol sheriff arrested 13 people on Friday in connection with a driving shooting, with a Talahassi woman killed.

The 31 -year -old Princess Toliver was killed and five more women were injured on January 16, 2023, following a Jackpo rape concert in the barn in Sanford, SCSO sheriff Dennis Lemama said during a press conference on Monday. The victims left the concert at the Sprinter van and drove on County Road 46A when a six -cars caravan shot at them.

But none of the women was the goal.

“D -Ja Tolver was in our area and was in our area for the weekend. She was just out tonight, enjoying time with her friends, enjoying a concert,” Lema said. “Her murder is the result of a criminal, complete disregard for human life.”

SCSO detectives believe that “probable motive for the incident” is a feud between Jackpol and Kodak Black, said another famous rapper, Lema said. Sagittarius believed that Jackboy was a passenger in the van.

Currently, Black is not faced with charges in Seminole County, Lemo said, and law enforcement authorities have no evidence that he is directly related to the crime.

“I want to express my deepest condolences to the victims, and in particular Princess Toliver’s family as they continue to grieve for her loss,” he said. “Until these arrests return your daughter, I hope you are able to find some comfort, knowing that the suspects are now in the hands of the justice system.”

Toliver attends high school in Leon and most recently worked at Florida State University. She was hired in November 2019 as a part-time security aid, FSU spokesman Amy Farnum-Patrone told Democrat Talahassi in a previous article. Three years later, she started working as an employee of parking visitors at university.

Her grandmother Barbara Flynn-Tolver told Wesh 2, a television station shortly after the princess’s death, that “she was a very outgoing young lady. Very sweet person. A loved one. “

“She would do anything to help her other sisters. She had three other sisters. They were very, very close,” Flynn-Talver told The Outlet. “I never dreamed that anything like this would happen to one of my grandchildren.”

Her death is not the first time the Talahassi community has suffered violence related to Kodak Black. In February 2022, two men were injured in firing after Black introduced himself at a nightclub in the area. A year earlier, in April 2021, Black’s guard was shot dead and seriously wounded in front of McDonald’s on Dewey Street, where the rapper and his crew receive food.

What we know: The feud between the rappers in Florida Kodak Black, Jackboy leads to fatal shooting, 13 arrests

Arrest call

The 13 people arrested in connection with the shooting are members of a well-known street gang in Seminole County, summoned at the top forever, which is a branch of the National Street Gang Crips, the sheriff said.

• Rovonte Daniels, 29: First degree deliberate murder, first -degree premeditated murder, illegal use of a two -way communication device and racketeering.

• Trayvon Whittaker, 22: First degree deliberate murder, first -degree premeditated murder, illegal use of a two -way communication device and racketeering.

• Ryquaries Davis, 24: First -degree deliberate murder, first -degree premeditated murder, illegal use of a two -way communication device, electronic communication, encouraging a criminal gang and racketeering.

• Robin Hikmont Jr., 31: a first-degree amazed murder, an attempt at first-degree premeditated murder, illegal use of a two-way communication device, an electronic communication, promoting a criminal gang and racketeering.

• Kardarius Holly, 27: First -degree deliberate murder, first -degree deliberate murder attempt, illegal use of a two -way communication device, electronic communication, encouraging a criminal gang and racketeering.

• Jaquan Watson, 23: First -degree deliberate murder, first -degree trial attempt, illegal use of a two -way communication device, electronic communication, promoting a criminal gang and racketeering.

• John Williams, 21: First -degree Wutimm Murder, tried to try first -degree murder, illegal use of a two -way communication device, electronic communication, encouraging a criminal gang and racketeering.

• Jah’chichael Wright, 24: First -degree deliberate murder, first -degree premeditated murder, illegal use of a two -way communication device, electronic communication, promoting a criminal gang and racketeering.

• Alvarez Cosby, 26: First -degree deliberate murder, an attempt at first -degree deliberate murder, illegal use of a two -way communication, electronic communication, promoting a criminal gang, directs criminal gang activities and racketeering.

• Tallas Inman, 22: First degree amazed murder, first -degree deliberate murder attempt, illegal use of a two -way communication device, Grand theft Auto and racketeering.

• Darling Siplin, 25: First -degree Wutitim Murder, Attempted First -Degree, Illegal Use of a Double -Way Communication Device, Grand Theft Auto and racketeering.

• DANEKA HAIR, 26: A false testimony of the prosecution of the capital crime

• Valari Smith, 23: Accessory Following the fact to a capital crime

• Annie Low, 25: After the law has been arrested, he will be charged with first -degree premeditated murder, an attempt at first -degree premeditated murder, illegal use of a two -way communication device and racketeering.

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This article originally appeared on Tallahasesee Democrat: Jackboy, Kodak Black Feud, referred to as a motive for the murder of a woman in Florida