Crime & Justice
NYPD offers reward into shooting death of rapper Chinx
It has been months since the tragic killing of rapper Chinx and authorities are still looking for answers into his murder.
Months have passed since someone tragically killed rapper Chinx, and authorities are still searching for answers in his murder.
They are now seeking help from anybody who is willing to provide any information that can help with their investigation.
New York Daily News reports that they are offering a $2,500 reward for anybody who has any information about the death of the Queens rapper in May.
A documentary on the Queens-born rapper will air on Revolt TV on Friday. His posthamus album will be released on August 14th.
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