Rapper in Florida says shooting manager was in self-defense, leading to death.

Kevhani Camilla Hicks, an aspiring rapper from Florida who goes by the stage name Key Vhani, is currently on house arrest facing murder charges. On October 9th, a shocking video showed the heated exchange that led to the death of her manager in Miami's Wynwood neighborhood.

The video shows Hicks getting out of a white Lexus sedan with her manager, who was the driver, and the two exchanging words before it turned physical. Another man then came out of the backseat and jumped into the fight. He can be seen slamming Hicks to the ground. Once she got up, Hicks grabbed her purse and started to walk away before returning to the scene and firing shots at both men. The manager fell to the ground and Hicks walked over and fired more shots before the other man jumped into the car and sped off, running over Hicks in the process.

When the police arrived, they began resuscitation efforts on the manager while Hicks stood a few yards away. Unfortunately, he was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Hicks was also hospitalized for her injuries and told the police that the shooting was an act of self-defense because she was in fear for her life. Her legal team is also claiming that it was a "clear case of self-defense".

In light of the situation, Hicks' family has set up a GoFundMe page asking for support as she fights her second-degree murder charges. They claim that the two men "assaulted her multiple times" before the shooting occurred. For now, Hicks is held under house arrest and awaits the outcome of her trial.

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