Nicholas Irving on Stockton Mass Shooting Targeting MBNel: He's a Soundcloud Rapper, Leave (Part 10)
January 2, 2026
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Former military sniper Nicholas Irving shared his insights on the recent tragic mass shooting in Stockton, California, where masked gunmen opened fire at a children’s birthday party at Monkey Space, killing three kids and injuring several others. Irving, who has family in Stockton, described the city as a "rough area" plagued by poverty, drugs, and violence. He expressed outrage at the reckless attack, emphasizing that even criminal codes traditionally avoid targeting women and children.
The shooting was reportedly linked to a local rapper, MBNel, a self-admitted Crip who has survived multiple assassination attempts but remains in Stockton despite the danger. Irving criticized this ongoing gang violence, calling it "buffoonery" and lamenting that perpetrators lack skill, often harming innocents and escalating chaos. He suggested tough measures for offenders but urged keeping civilians out of such conflicts.
Irving’s blunt commentary highlights the deep-rooted social issues fueling Stockton’s violence and the urgent need for change.
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