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Shooting at Tekashi69’s Post-Sentencing Celebration, Bodyguard Hit

Tekashi69

Shooting at Post-Sentencing Celebration

… Bodyguard Down

10/26/2018 4:53 PM PDT

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5:10 PM PT — We’ve learned the bodyguard is now out of surgery and in stable condition. 

4:45 PM PT — The shooter didn’t get away scot-free. Law enforcement sources tell us an off-duty police officer was nearby when the gunfire broke out and shot at the suspect, cops believe he was hit.

We’re told cops are searching for the perp. 

Gunfire erupted during Tekashi69‘s celebration after his court hearing, and one of his bodyguards was hit … TMZ has learned.

Law enforcement sources tell us, the group was at a restaurant in midtown NYC, celebrating the fact that 6ix9ine dodged a prison sentence and got off with 4 years probation in his child sex case.

Here’s what we’re told — Tekashi was meeting a 10k Projects Records exec at the party. A bodyguard for the exec turned away 6ix9ine’s entourage, saying the only person who could come into the restaurant was Tekashi himself. Tekashi’s security said hell no, and an argument erupted.

During the argument, a third party walked up and fired 4 shots, hitting Tekashi’s bodyguard in the stomach. The bodyguard was taken to the hospital. 

We’re told Tekashi was not involved in the scuffle. Nevertheless, it’s interesting just hours before the shooting, the judge warned the rapper to stay out of trouble or risk going to prison. 

The Shade Room was first to break the story.

Originally published at 3:50 PM PT

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