BloodHound Q50, 22, Killed by Gunfire at BP Gas Station
BloodHound Q50 was killed on Sept. 13 just before 4 a.m. while sitting in his car at a BP gas station. His birth name was Mikquale T. Cooper, and he was 22 years old at the time of his death.
The Cook County medical examiner’s office revealed that BloodHound Q50 was struck five times with gunfire. The shots hit him in the head, left shoulder, neck, and back.
Six gunmen fired over 50 shots at BloodHound Q50’s white Tesla. The gunmen fled in multiple vehicles. Surveillance video showed BloodHound Q50 walking out of the store, stepping back inside, and then stepping outside again before the shots were fired.
Approximately 50 rifle and 9 mm shell casings were recovered from the scene in the Fuller Park neighborhood of Chicago. Toxicology results showed BloodHound Q50 tested positive for opioids, cannabis, and a benzodiazepine.
A woman who was in the passenger seat with BloodHound Q50 posted on Facebook denying she set him up. She described seeing men running toward the car. The woman told officers that people wanted BloodHound Q50 dead.
No arrests have been made in the shooting of BloodHound Q50.
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