According to reports, rapper Hurricane Chris was found not guilty of a murder conviction after a five-man, seven-woman panel found the Shreveport native not guilty of second-degree murder and possession of stolen things.
Hurricane Chris, real name Christopher Dooley, was on trial in connection with the fatal shooting of 32-year-old Danzeria Farris Jr. who was shot multiple times in a gas station dispute on June 19, 2020.
Hurricane Chris speaks about signing a major label deal at 16 after “A Bay Bay” was a regional hit in the South, which soon changed into a worldwide hit. He went on to speak about the pitfalls of the industry, signing a bad deal out of trust, and the beef with the CEO of the label that culminated over the situation.
Hurricane Chris addressing facing 2nd degree murder charges and also denying he made a diss track at Kodak Black
According to reports, Shreveport rapper Hurricane Chris was indicted for his connection to a fatal shooting outside a convenience store back in June. Hurricane Chris, real name Christopher Jerron Dooley, 31, was indicted by a Caddo Parish grand jury Thursday for second-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of 32-year-old Danzeria Ferris Jr. In addition to facing the second-degree murder charge, the Caddo Parish District Attorney’s Office also charged Dooley with illegal possession of a stolen 2016 Mercedes sedan which was connected to the slaying.
Just to illustrate the uptick of violence in Shreveport, Dooley was one of five other second-degree murder indictments to be handed down on Thursday. According to court documents, 27-year-old DeMichael Antonio Turel, 22-year-old Treyvious DeJuan Dotie, 25-year-old Antonio LaCedric Johnson, and 21-year-old Don Lee Johnson of Arkansas, were also indicted on separate 2nd-degree murder charges.