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Bloodhound Update: Graphic Shooting Footage Emerges Amid Reports of Chicago Rapper’s Killing

Chicago drill rapper Bloodhound Q50, 22, has reportedly been shot and killed in an ambush at a Chicago gas station.

Chicago drill rapper Bloodhound Q50 was reportedly killed in an early-morning ambush. According to a preliminary Chicago police report cited by CWBChicago, the tragic incident occurred Sunday at a gas station in Fuller Park, where six gunmen allegedly fired more than 50 shots.

Bloodhound Q50, 22, was reportedly killed after six gunmen opened fire at a gas station, firing more than 50 rounds.

The 22-year-old artist, whose real name was Miquale Cooper, was sitting in the driver’s seat of a white 2019 Tesla at a BP gas station on South Wentworth Avenue shortly before 4 a.m. local time when he was attacked.

Bloodhound Q50 Death Report: No Suspects Arrested

In an audio recording shared on social media and claimed to be authentic, authorities reportedly stated that two vehicles approached Cooper’s Tesla, with the attackers opening fire from both vehicles. After firing more than 50 shots, the suspects allegedly fled in a black Acura sedan and a silver Honda Accord, heading south toward the Dan Ryan Expressway.

An officer reviewing surveillance footage reportedly noted that four of the suspected gunmen were dressed entirely in black. One was seen wearing a green hoodie, while the sixth suspect was reportedly wearing a black hoodie.

New surveillance footage of the shooting death of Bloodhound Q50.

This video is higher quality and shows Q50 getting into his Tesla debunking the rumor that he was asleep in the car.

The shooters will definitely be caught and arrested imo pic.twitter.com/mssiiNYEaz

— Algovich (@Algovich_) September 14, 2026

No suspects have been arrested so far.

Meanwhile, an alleged video of the shooting has been circulating across social media. However, HT.com has not independently verified the authenticity of the footage.