Update On Rick Ross January Drive-By Shooting

On the early mornings of his 37th birthday, back in January, Rick Ross was a victim of a drive-by shooting. He had been leaving a club in Fort Lauderdale (in Florida), where he was celebrating his birthday, when shots were fired at his Rolls Royce as he drove home with his girlfriend. To get away from the shots, he rammed his Phantom into a nearby building. Fortunately, no one was injured in the attack.

Arrests have not been made concerning this case, but the update on it is from witnesses who identified the drive-by car as a burgundy coloured BMW sedan...read further below-

A new Fort Lauderdale Police Report has revealed that witnesses have contacted authorities to reveal what they witnessed on the morning of January 18.

The Huffington Post reports that two witnessed identified an older model burgandy or marron BMW sedan or coupe pulling alongside the Maybach Music Group founder's Rolls Royce Phantom. Witnesses have been unable to identify a license plate number, but three or four suspects are believed to have been in the shooting car.

Eighteen bullet casings were discovered following the shooting, which forced Ross' to wreck his vehicle. Neither the rapper nor his passenger girlfriend, Shateria L. Moragne-el, were injured. (hiphopdx.com)

Wale Comments On Rick Ross Drive-By Shooting Incidence

Rick Ross almost had his life taken last week Monday, when a passenger of an unidentified car opened fire on his Rolls Royce. And to make matters worse, that day was actually his birthday. Rick Ross crashed his Ghost into a near-bye building while trying to escape the shots from the AK47. Minutes after the news hit twitter, Ross's biggest enemy, 50 cent started making jokes of the incidence. MMG rapper, Wale has come forward to speak on the shooting, and how he had to Unfollow some of people that took the case as something to joke about.

"I think everything, the whole thing, has been blown up," he said in an interview with 94.5. "I think the media is perpetuating a lot of things. God forbid, if something happens to anybody, they're gonna be playing people's records all day."

Wale continued, saying he had to unfollow people on Twitter who were joking on the day the shooting news broke. 

"It's a joke to y'all because y'all see him on TV everyday but what if that was your friend? That's my friend. I was talking to him last night about the football game. So, what y'all think is a joke is somebody's health. I know his children. God forbid something happens. And I just lost one of my brothers so I don't even play around with that stuff. I don't play."