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Full Interrogation: YNW Melly Questioned by Detectives for Vero Beach Shooting
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1:31:07Now PlayingIn an interrogation video from 2015, Florida detectives question then-16-year-old rapper YNW Melly, born Jamell Demons, about a shooting incident near Vero Beach High School. The footage shows law enforcement officers addressing the young artist about his alleged involvement in firing a gun at a group of people.
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During the interrogation, detectives discuss the charges YNW Melly faces, which include three counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. One detective is heard telling the rapper, "You didn't kill anyone, but that's the road you're going down." The detective adds, "You haven't done it yet." As a result of the 2015 incident, YNW Melly spent a year in jail. In the present day, YNW Melly is currently on trial for the murders of his friends, Anthony Williams (YNW Sakchaser) and Christopher Thomas (YNW Juvy).
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