Video Of The Easter Party Shooting Involving Rod Wave & His Affiliate That Left 4 People Injured

Rod Wave Easter Party Shooting Video Surfaces, 4 People Were Injured

We previously reported that Rod Wave was arrested for possession of ammunition or a weapon in Manatee County, Florida on Wednesday. The rapper as well made headlines after his arrest record shows his height and weight.

Per the authorities, Rod Wave, real name Rodarius Marcell Green was arrested due to suspicions he had been involved in a gang-related shooting in Florida that left four injured. That altercation was said to have happened on the night of March 31.

In a statement, Petersburg police said shots were fired among what appeared to be a group of men in a verbal argument. The victims were three men in their 20s and a 17-year-old woman, all of whom suffered non-life-threatening injuries.

Video of Easter shooting involving Artist Rod Wave & His Affiliates, 4 people Were injured pic.twitter.com/QPog7ji2Kw

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Just in, video footage of the Easter shooting involving Rod Wave and his affiliates has now surfaced online and it’s now garnering reactions from fans. “He didn’t pull or shoot a gun tf does this prove,” someone commented. “That’s how niggas supposed to protect that bag,” another person wrote. “First time bros ever ran,” someone else added.

After being arrested, Rod Wave was taken to Manatee County Jail where he was identified as a convicted felon, which his attorneys have since publicly denied with statements on social media. They also denied that Rod owned ammunition.

“Rod was arrested and detained with absolutely no evidence of wrongdoing,” attorneys Bradford Cohen and Mark Rankin wrote on Instagram.

“The police claimed he was a felon in possession of ammunition. Not only was he not in possession of ammunition, a basic check of public records would have easily demonstrated to the police that he was not a convicted felon. The prosecutor and the judge immediately agreed that the evidence did not support the charge and set him free the same day.”