Rapper T-Hood dies after shooting in Georgia home

Tevin Hood, known as T-Hood, a Georgia rapper, died at 33 after a shooting at his Snellville residence.

Rapper T-Hood dies after shooting at Georgia home

On Friday, Gwinnett County police responded to a shooting at a residence in unincorporated Snellville. Tevin Hood, who performed under the stage name T-Hood, was transported to a nearby hospital where he later died from his injuries. Authorities have detained one person and are conducting interviews as part of a homicide investigation.

The case highlights how violence can intrude on private space and cut short a life whose art was still shaping a local scene. Hood’s death prompts questions about safety for artists who balance public performances with private moments. As investigators pursue leads, the online reaction shows both grief and a push for accountability in a community that often grapples with gun violence. This tragedy also underscores the contrast between a public persona and the vulnerabilities that come with fame.

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Investigators will share updates as the case develops.