A well-regarded mixtape, a catchy breakout single, an authoritative stage presence and the backing of hip-hop heavyweight T.I. – Doe B had all the ingredients to dominate the music scene in 2014. Gunfire at Montgomery's Centennial Hill Bar and Grill
City officials closed the Centennial Bar and Grill after 22-year-old rapper Glenn Thomas, known as Doe B., and 21-year-old Kimberle Johnson were fatally shot early Saturday. Six others were wounded and were hospitalized in stable condition. Owner of
Grand Hustle rapper, Doe B was shot and killed during a performance last night in Alabama. According to reports, the “Let Me Find Out” rapper, born Glenn Thomas, was performing at the Centennial Hill Bar & Grill in his
Doe B was the target of the shooting, but Kim was caught in the crossfire, and was killed after being shot in the head, according to Global Grind. She was just 21 years old, and her birthday had been earlier in the week. As many rappers took to Twitter
22-year-old Alabama rapper was tragically shot and killed yesterday (Dec. 28) and the Montgomery Police Department are slowly starting to put the pieces together. Doe B, born Glenn Thomas, and Kimble Johnson, 21, were gunned down at the Centennial
Rapper Doe B killed in Alabama
