Irving Plaza

Taxstone fatally shot the bodyguard of rapper Troy Ave at a T.I. concert, prosecutors said.

Taxstone pleaded guilty to gun charges stemming from a fatal shooting last year at Irving Plaza.

Rapper Troy Ave begged his dead friend's mom for forgiveness on Instagram, but not in person, she said.

Ronald McPhatter's family recently removed his name from a scholarship the rapper created in his honor.

Shanduke McPhatter challenged Troy Ave after the rapper criticized his family in a radio interview.

Prosecutors no longer think Troy Ave brought the gun that killed Ronald McPhatter into Irving Plaza.

Troy Ave is selling tickets to a Feb. 25 show in Charlotte, even though he's banned from performing.

Prosecutors have a witness who will testify that Taxstone fired the fatal shot, the Daily News reported.

Taxstone, AKA Daryl Campbell, is thought to have loaded the gun, according to a complaint.

Taxstone was arrested on Monday in connection with the May 25 shooting, police said

Troy Ave has had to cancel dozens of shows, costing him tens of thousands of dollars, his lawyer said.

Two men are seeking damages from Irving Plaza, saying they were injured during the May 25 Shooting.

The arrests marked the second time dealers were caught outside a Disco Biscuit show at Irving Plaza.

The lawsuit was filed on Monday, according to one of Troy Ave's lawyers.

A grand jury did not indict Troy Ave for murder in the fatal shooting at Irving Plaza.