Rapper Known as Chinx Killed in Queens Shooting, On Saturday night, Mr. Pickens, 31, had been recorded among the entertainers at a club in Brooklyn, as per limited time fliers. The shooting happened hours after the fact, around 4 a.m., as Mr. Pickens, who lives in Ozone Park, Queens, and the other man were traveling westward along Queens Boulevard through Briarwood in a four-entryway Porsche. It was not promptly clear who was in the driver's seat.
An auto pulled up nearby them, the police said, and opened fire before hurrying off. Both men were hit numerous times. The vehicle pulled to a stop before a Dunkin' Donuts at 84th Drive and called 911, the police said.
Mr. Pickens experienced childhood in the Edgemere open lodging venture in Far Rockaway, Queens, and in the mid-2000s put in quite a long while in jail for burglary and medication deals. As a rapper, Mr. Pickens came up as a performer under the rapper Stack Bundles, who was murdered in a 2007 shooting at 24 years old. Among his most well known melodies was a joint effort with French Montana entitled "I'm a Coke Boy."
In a meeting with Hot 97 last year, Mr. Pickens discussed disclosing his music profession to his youngsters. "What father's doing, is nothing not the same as what you see in the motion pictures," he said. "This is a motion picture with no photo. I'm simply discussing it. This is not genuine."
An auto pulled up nearby them, the police said, and opened fire before hurrying off. Both men were hit numerous times. The vehicle pulled to a stop before a Dunkin' Donuts at 84th Drive and called 911, the police said.
Mr. Pickens experienced childhood in the Edgemere open lodging venture in Far Rockaway, Queens, and in the mid-2000s put in quite a long while in jail for burglary and medication deals. As a rapper, Mr. Pickens came up as a performer under the rapper Stack Bundles, who was murdered in a 2007 shooting at 24 years old. Among his most well known melodies was a joint effort with French Montana entitled "I'm a Coke Boy."
In a meeting with Hot 97 last year, Mr. Pickens discussed disclosing his music profession to his youngsters. "What father's doing, is nothing not the same as what you see in the motion pictures," he said. "This is a motion picture with no photo. I'm simply discussing it. This is not genuine."
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