Florida rapper Ace NH reportedly killed his girlfriend a few days after being acquitted of a double homicide.
Ace NH, was arrested in Tampa, Florida on charges of killing his pregnant girlfriend. The rapper is currently facing charges of first-degree murder and the killing of an unborn child.
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Media Take Out has confirmed that this is not the first time the rapper has been charged with murder but the rapper was recently acquitted of a double murder in Hillsborough County that took place in 2020.
Rapper Ace NH was not found guilty after he went on trial for killing two men in a recording studio two weeks ago. Ace NH took the stand and told the jury that it was “self-defense.” That shooting was believed to be gang-related and the rapper self-identified as being part of the “Crips” gang.
According to the report, after the rapper walked away from all charges as a free man, it was reported that police arrested him for killing his 5 months pregnant girlfriend.
Police reports say that Ace NH shot his pregnant girlfriend, Alana Sims, 22, in front of her car while her 18-month-year-old slept inside it on January 30.
In a statement following Ace NH’ arrest, State Attorney Susan S. Lopez said: “What this defendant did is unimaginable. Our thoughts and support are with the family members of these crime victims.
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“While we respect the verdict of the jury in the prior case, we disagreed with it and that is why we prosecuted him. We will continue to work with TPD to prosecute him for these latest crimes.”
“Mere days after he was acquitted of a separate crime, our homicide suspect did the unthinkable when he killed an innocent woman and her unborn child,” said Interim Chief Lee Bercaw. “I hope this arrest brings some closure to the victim’s family who is mourning the loss of two loved ones. We are working with the State Attorney’s Office to ensure the suspect is prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”
Source: www.ghbase.com
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