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No charges will be filed in a shooting at the North Carolina home of rapper DaBaby, police said Thursday. Troutman police said on social media that the investigation into the April 13 shooting has been completed, news outlets reported. According to the post, investigators consulted with the Iredell County District Attorney’s Office in determining no charges will be filed.

DaBaby will not face charges in connection to a shooting last month at the rapper's North Carolina home, police said on Thursday.Police in Troutman, North Carolina said on social media that the investigation into the April 13 shooting has been completed.According to the Facebook post, investigators consulted with the Iredell County District Attorney's Office in determining no charges will be filed. No charges:DaBaby, shown in July 2021 in New York City, will not face charges in connection to a shooting last month at the rapper's North Carolina home, police said on ThursdayDaBaby, real nameJonathan Lyndale Kirk, and at least one other person were at the home when the shooting happened on the evening of April 13, said Troutman Police Chief Josh Watson.Watson, however, wouldn't say who was shot or who did the shooting, citing an ongoing investigation at the time.

A person was shot outside the North Carolina home of rapper DaBaby.

A shooting has occurred at DaBaby‘s home in North Carolina.

A person was shot and wounded on a football field outside the North Carolina home of rapper DaBaby, authorities said Thursday. Another person who called 911 told police that the victim was an intruder, according to reports. DaBaby, whose real name is Jonathan Kirk, was at the home at the time with at least one other person, Troutman Police Chief Josh Watson told The Associated Press.The chief would not clarify who was shot or who did the shooting, citing an ongoing investigation.

A person was shot and wounded outside the North Carolina home of rapper DaBaby, authorities said Thursday, but it was unclear if he himself was involved or hurt. DaBaby and at least one other person were at the home when the shooting happened Wednesday evening, Troutman Police Chief Josh Watson told The Associated Press.  But he wouldn't say who was shot or who did the shooting, citing an ongoing investigation. He said the injuries of the unidentified wounded person were not life-threatening.