Guajardo's mother, Eliza Guajardo, said her son has been pursuing rap as a career for about a year and a half. "All who knew him would agree that he was a great young man that had so much to offer to this world," Gonzalez said. She described her son as someone who had passion and a gift for photography and videography. Gonzalez was hired to film the video and did not know Guajardo personally, according to Gonzalez's mother, Gloria Gonzalez.
The two people who were killed were 20-year-old Gonzalo Gonzales and and 22-year-old Jonathan Jimenez. The sheriff's office said the group was ambushed in the parking lot of an industrial warehouse Friday night.
Two people were killed and at least seven others were injured. Twenty-year-old rapper Cashout Ace, born Miguel Guajardo, was among nine people shot, the Houston Chronicle reports. But many felt the investigative video was biased given Dolcefino's connection to Prime Social.A Houston rapper is recovering after being shot in a drive-by shooting that killed two other people during the filming of a music video.
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La's gaming license in California was revoked as part of a money-laundering scandal. In the video, Dolcefino interviews Legends owner David La and grills him on his previous business dealings. The card room was also the subject of a recent YouTube undercover investigation by Wayne Dolcefino of Dolcefino Consulting, who previously worked at another Houston poker room, Prime Social. Legends, one of the newest rooms in town, has built up a solid customer base, but some local players in the area have expressed concerns with the room's safety on social media, even with skilled security guards such as Robinson on staff. Legends Poker Room is located within walking distance to the newly-branded 101 Poker Club, previously Johnny Chan's 88 Social, where Sammy Farha was recently involved in a physical altercation. Here's the video KTRK, Houston's ABC affiliate, did on the story: Security Concerns at Legends Sean Benefiel, the dealer who started the GoFundMe, is the only donor thus far. So please, send some money, share this link," the GoFundMe reads.Īt the time of publishing, only $50 of the desired $40,000 had been donated to the cause. "This man is a hero, he is going to have some medical bills from injuries sustained during this incident, as well as living with the aftermath of what happened tonight.
A dealer at Legends Poker Room has already launched a GoFundMe to raise money to help give back to Robinson for his efforts. Many local poker players have already showered "Tek" with praise. The unidentified suspect was arrested and taken in custody. Far more damage could have occurred if not for his strategic and courageous response. Robinson said he was injured in the scuffle, suffering a dislocated shoulder. I was able to tackle him down and put the handcuffs on him, arrest him." "But instead, I lunged towards him, fought him, wrestled him with the gun, it started to go off. "And he was asking me to give him the money," Robinson told KTRK, Houston's ABC affiliate. The weapon discharged around a dozen times, but fortunately, no one was hit.Īfter fighting off the culprit, Robinson was able to keep the man pinned down until police arrived. He tackled the suspect to the ground from behind, wrestled with the individual carrying a weapon, and then received some assistance from other players and staff. Robinson, however, wasn't about to allow an armed robber to force his will upon the business he's paid to protect. The alleged suspect announced to the more than 40 patrons that he was robbing the place. Trelynn Robinson, known as "Tek" to locals, wasn't fazed when a man entered the building at around 1:30 a.m.
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