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Rapper King Von's killing has put a spotlight on what authorities say is the continued involvement of Chicago street gangs in violence in Atlanta. King Von, 26, and Mark Blakely, 34, both from Chicago, were fatally shot and four men were wounded after a brawl Nov. 6 in a parking lot outside an Atlanta lounge. They belonged to a faction of the Black Disciples called O Block, police say. Police in Atlanta responding to a Nov. 6 shooting that left Chicago rapper King Von and another man dead. ABC The week before he was killed, King Von released his debut album "Welcome to O'Block, " referring to the Black Disciples' stronghold in the Parkway Gardens apartments on Chicago's South Side. Blakely, a felon with gun and theft convictions in Cook County, had the words "O Block" tattooed to his neck. Mark Blakely. Chicago police arrest photo Last year, King Von and Chicago rapper Lil Durk were charged with shooting a man outside Atlanta's popular Varsity hotdog stand and stealing $30, 000, jewelry and a vehicle.
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The Cook County medical examiner's office announced on Friday eight more deaths from COVID-19, including five people who died on a single day, raising the county's total to 27. Three people died from the coronavirus Friday, the medical examiner's office said. William Rosado, 64, was pronounced dead at 12:30 a. m at Northwest Community Hospital in Arlington Heights, the medical examiner's office said. The Arlington Heights resident died of pneumonia due to COVID-19 with cardiovascular disease as a contributing factor. Robert Nowak, 61, of Oak Forest, died at 3:56 a. m. at Palos Community Hospital, the medical examiner's office said. An autopsy found he died of respiratory failure due to COVID-19 with pulmonary fibrosis among the contributing factors. A 69-year-old woman was pronounced dead in Evergreen Park, the medical examiner's office said. She died of respiratory failure due to COVID-19 infection. Diabetes and cardiovascular disease were listed as contributing factors. On Thursday, five people died from COVID-19.
Thompson, who lived in Englewood, is in prison after being convicted in a drug conspiracy case. The Chicago-based Gangster Disciples, rivals of the Black Disciples, also are active in Atlanta, authorities say. In 2016, dozens of Gangster Disciples were charged in Atlanta in a federal indictment accusing them of 10 murders along with drug trafficking, robbery, carjacking and bank fraud. "We hope this indictment warns the leaders of these gangs that Atlanta is not a good place to do business, " U. S. Attorney John Horn said at the time. King Von grew up east of Englewood and the Dan Ryan Expressway in Parkway Gardens. A 2014 Sun-Times story reported that the 6400 block of South Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, where Parkway Gardens is located, is called O Block after the 2011 killing of Black Disciples member Odee Perry. The area had the most shootings in Chicago between 2011 and 2014. King Von, whose real name was Dayvon Bennett, had said he and Lil Durk went to Atlanta to get away from gangs and pursue their music careers.
Atlas joined the White House coronavirus task force over the summer after making numerous appearances on Fox News. Atlas emerged as one of Trump's most influential advisers, but he has come under fire from public health experts inside and outside the administration who accuse him of feeding the president — and the public — misinformation. Atlas has promoted so-called herd immunity as a means of getting the pandemic under control, a strategy that would limit lockdown measures to only segments of the community deemed "at risk" while allowing all other members of society to go about their daily lives normally, allowing the virus to run its course. After appearing publicly next to Trump at events throughout the summer, Atlas was not present at Thursday's task force media briefing, which was led by Vice President Pence.
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Behind bars in Atlanta, he said, inmates would approach him because they were fans of his music.
In Chicago, King Von frequently had gotten into trouble with the police. In 2018, he was arrested in Parkway Gardens after the police raided an apartment and said they found a suitcase containing three handguns and a quarter-pound of marijuana, but Cook County prosecutors declined to bring charges. One of the guns later was linked to a murder, a police source said. The Parkway Garden apartments at 64th Street and South Dr. Martin Luther King Drive. Sun-Times file In 2017, King Von was found "not guilty" of murder after he and Michael Wade were accused of opening fire on a home in Englewood during a birthday party in 2014 and fatally shooting a man in the head. But Wade was sentenced to 28 years in prison for aggravated battery. King Von had two felony convictions in Cook County. In 2013, he was sentenced to three years in prison for possession of a gun by a felon. In 2012, he was sentenced to boot camp over a theft charge after an armed-robbery charge was dropped, court records show. In a 2019 interview on the "No Jumper" podcast, he said he found it easier to do time in jail in Atlanta than in Cook County, where rivals would pick fights with him.