Suspects in rapper Young Dolph's death seen in photos released by Memphis police

was shot and killed as he entered a bakery, Makeda’s Homemade Butter Cookies. According to TMZ, a vehicle pulled up outside before someone fired at Young Dolph through the window.His loved ones have shared photos and videos of the funeral on social media, along with the funeral programme.

(CNN)Following the shooting death of Memphis rapper Young Dolph Wednesday, a video of him styling his young daughter Aria's hair began making the rounds on social media."So you don't want Mommy to comb your hair, you want Daddy to comb your hair," Mia Jaye, the artist's longtime girlfriend and mother of both Aria and their young son Tre Tre can be heard saying.It's just one of the many moments showing Young Dolph's love for family that have been circulating since his death.Dolph was killed after

Thanksgiving turkeys at a neighborhood church Friday in Memphis, Tennessee, two days after he was gunned down in broad daylight inside his favorite bakery.Known for acts of charity in his hometown, the hip-hop artist and label owner had helped organize the event at St.

killed earlier this week.According to local news outlet ABC24, a gunshot rang out while mourners were standing in front of a memorial at Makeda’s Homemade Butter Cookies, where Dolph was shot.

Young Dolph’s 2017 album Bulletproof has defiance that rap legends are made of. The album was recorded after an incident that same year when shooters sent dozens of gunshots into Dolph’s car.

Police are taking every step possible to make sure no one else gets hurt in the wake of Young Dolph’s fatal shooting.

Shortly before he was tragically shot and killed, Young Dolph was filmed at the gas station down the road from where he was shot and killed on Wednesday November 17, via TMZ. The rapper, whose birth name is Adolph Robert Thornton Jr., was seen at the Memphis gas station filling up his camouflage-covered Corvette in the video.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- Police scoured the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on Thursday as they searched for suspects in the killing of influential rapper Young Dolph at a popular local cookie shop, a shooting that drew shocked and mournful reactions from the music world and throughout his hometown.Few details have emerged about the shooting of the 36-year-old rapper Wednesday at Makeda's Cookie's, a well-known bakery not far from Memphis' airport.

Young Dolph, the trailblazing Memphis artist who treasured authenticity and independence, was shot to death on Wednesday. Since 2016, he gathered significant critical and commercial success on his own terms: releasing his music and signing artists to his label, Paper Route Empire.

Rapper Young Dolph is dead after being shot and killed while visiting a bakery in his hometown of Memphis, Tennessee. A representative for the artist, whose real name is Adolph Robert Thornton, Jr., told Variety in a statement that they are "shocked and deeply saddened by the sudden and tragic loss of our dear friend and client, Young Dolph." "The world has lost an icon, a great man and beloved artist who has been taken too soon," it adds.

Young Dolph was shot and killed in his hometown of Memphis on Wednesday afternoon. The news was first reported by FOX13.

told local news station FOX13. He was 36.Dolph, whose real name is Adolph Robert Thornton, Jr., was inside Makeda’s Butter Cookies in Memphis, when employees said someone drove up and shot him, the bakery’s owner told FOX13.

MEMPHIS, Tenn.

It’s a sad day for both the music industry and the Memphis, Tennessee community as rapper Young Dolph was shot and killed in the river city on Wednesday.

Young Dolph, a rapper whose past three albums made the national Top 10, was killed Wednesday in a shooting at a business in Memphis. He was 36.

Fox 13 that the 36-year-old musician was shot as he entered a shop, Makeda’s Homemade Butter Cookies. According to TMZ, a vehicle pulled up outside before someone fired at Young Dolph through the window.It is said that Dolph – real name Adolph Robert Thornton Jr – was accompanied by one other person at the time of the attack.