The final man to be convicted in the 2020 killing of rapper Pop Smoke is expressing remorse for his role in the shooting death, for which he was sentenced to 29 years on Friday in Los Angeles.

How did the police respond to Pop Smoke’s death? Responding to a call from the East Coast saying that several people had entered their friend’s home, the LAPD arrived to find Pop Smoke with ...

Cory Walker, convicted in rapper Pop Smoke’s killing, was sentenced to 29 years in prison bringing the case to an end. One of the conspirators convicted in the killing of rapper Pop Smoke was ...

Corey Walker, one of the men found guilty in the death of Pop Smoke, has been sentenced to 29 years in prison. Walker was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter and home invasion robbery with gun ...

Corey Walker, the only adult charged in the murder of Pop Smoke, issued an apology to the late rapper’s family before being sentenced to 29 years in prison on Friday (February 21). According to ...

The final defendant convicted in the fatal 2020 shooting of Pop Smoke appeared in a Los Angeles courtroom Friday and apologized for his role in the rapper’s death before receiving his sentence ...

One of four people charged in connection to rapper Pop Smoke‘s murder in 2020 has been sentenced to 29 years in prison. READ MORE: Pop Smoke – ‘Shoot For The Stars, Aim For The Moon ...

LOS ANGELES (CNS) -- The final person charged in connection with the Hollywood Hills killing of rap artist Pop Smoke in 2020 was sentenced Friday to 29 years in state prison. Corey Walker ...

One of the men responsible for Pop Smoke's murder was sentenced to 29 years in prison, but not before apologizing for his actions. "Even though the Jackson family isn’t here in court today ...

The lone adult charged in connection with the Hollywood Hills killing of rap artist Pop Smoke in 2020 was sentenced on Friday, Feb. 21, to 29 years in state prison. Corey Walker, age 19 at the ...

The final man to be convicted in the 2020 killing of rapper Pop Smoke is expressing remorse for his role in the shooting death, for which he was sentenced to 29 years on Friday in Los Angeles.