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Defendant Acknowledges Tampa Trip on Weekend of Julio Foolio’s Death

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April 27, 2026

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Juan Ramos, a detective with the Tampa Police Department, testified Monday about an interview he conducted with Isaiah Chance days after the killing of rapper Julio Foolio. Ramos said Chance acknowledged being in Tampa the weekend of the killing but denied any involvement. According to Ramos, Chance said he traveled there with his girlfriend and his younger brother, Sean Gathright, but was unable to provide details about their activities during the trip.

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