'This isn't a Moss Side problem, it's a people problem': Residents react to double shooting at lockdown rave

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gunman blasted Cheriff Tall, 21, and Abayomi Ajose, 36, in the head at a rowdy lockdown party in a car park off Caythorpe Street just before 1am on June 21. It is believed Mr Ajose, a support worker and father of three, stepped in to help Mr Tall, who had ambitions to become a pilot or join the army, when he became involved in an argument with the gunman.Both victims were shot at close range in the head.

according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.Huey — who had a teenage daughter — was pronounced dead after being taken to a local hospital, police told the paper, without officially confirming his identity.A second victim went to a local precinct and was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, police told the paper.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorRapper Huey, best known for his 2006 debut single “Pop, Lock and Drop It,” was killed in a double shooting in Kinloch, Mo., outside of St. Louis late Thursday night, according to the St.

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She remains in custody for questioning. Police are continuing to appeal for information.

Cheriff Tall, both died later from their injuries in hospital. Mr Ajose's wife Lola has spoken of her grief over his death - and of her pride over his life.She described him as 'my king' and said: "The best thing about him for me was the way he showed his love for our three children.

"Cheriff was loved and respected by his brothers and sisters, and he loved and respected them and to say they are broken is an understatement. "Cheriff loved his parents dearly, he was very close to his mother and it’s impossible to say that she will ever recover from this senseless loss.

in Moss Side at the weekend had travelled to the Houses of Parliament to lobby MPs on youth violence it has emerged.The revelation has been made by a youth worker and family friend of Cheriff Tall, 21, who says he himself had been deeply affected by a losing a close friend to violence.And she says everyone living in the area remains in shock and grief at the death of an "amazing young man" who was "one of the most popular, well liked young men in the community."It comes as police make a renewed

Abayomi Ajose, 36, and Cheriff Tall, 21, i n the early hours of Sunday. Community activist Mike Leehan said: "The car park is pretty much hidden away from the road.

impromptu gathering. They suffered fatal injuries when the gunman blasted them from close range during a party on a car park attended by up to 200 people at about 1am on Sunday.It's thought Mr Ajose, a community worker, was shot as he tried to act as a peacemaker when trouble broke out at the gathering.

“We will continue to support the men’s loved ones and we have family liaison officers supporting them at what is an unimaginably difficult time.

an impromptu street party on Saturday night. Friends and family have been paying tribute to the pair.A crowdfunding page has been set up in memory of Mr Ajose, thought to be a dad-of-three.It's believed Mr Ajose, also known as Abi and Junior, was shot as he tried to act as a peacemaker when trouble broke out at the rave.

double murder investigation is underway after shots were fired at around 12.55am on Sunday (June 21).

Moss Side where two men were fatally shot to come forward. Greater Manchester Police are urging witnesses to 'search their conscience' and 'do the right thing' and report any information to them.