Suspect Arrested Following False 911 Call Leading to Young Scooter’s Death
Police Investigate False 911 Call
Authorities have arrested a woman believed to have made a false 911 call that resulted in the death of rapper Young Scooter. The suspect, Demetria Spence, 31, faces charges for transmitting a false public alarm.
Incident Overview
Kenneth Edward Rashaad Bailey, known as Young Scooter, tragically died after attempting to evade Atlanta police who responded to a report of a violent attack involving a firearm and assault. The 911 call, which depicted a chaotic scene, was later found to be false.
Arrest Details
Following a detailed investigation, Spence was apprehended and charged. Police responded to a call describing gunfire and a woman being forcibly taken into a residence on William Nye Drive. When officers arrived, the situation unfolded differently from the call’s account, leading to two individuals fleeing, including Bailey, who later died from injuries.
911 Call Examination
Recordings of the 911 call revealed descriptions of a violent domestic incident and potential criminal activities within the home. The caller claimed to be part of a neighborhood watch, alleging the presence of armed individuals and illegal activities such as drug dealing and sex trafficking. However, the caller was not on the scene, raising questions about the call’s authenticity.
Family Statement
Young Scooter’s family expressed their devastation and are seeking more information about the circumstances surrounding his death. They highlighted his role as a dedicated father and mentor and have requested privacy as they grieve.
Ongoing Investigation
While Spence has been charged, questions remain regarding her motives for making the call. Authorities continue to investigate the incident, and further legal proceedings are anticipated.
