Video Shows Ambush Murder of Rapper Julio Foolio After His Birthday Party

00:00:00 - 00:10:00In the YouTube video titled "Video Shows Ambush Murder of Rapper Julio Foolio After His Birthday Party," authorities have announced the arrests of three individuals, Alicia Andrews, Isaiah Chance Jr, and Johan Gright, in the premeditated murder of Florida rapper Julio Foolio (Charles Jones II) outside a Tampa hotel in June. The crime was captured on hotel surveillance video, showing two masked gunmen and another individual approaching Foolio's vehicle and firing multiple rounds. The investigation revealed that the group had followed Foolio after his birthday celebration location was posted on social media, and the shooting was part of an ongoing gang feud between ATK and 1200. Two other suspects, Rashad and Davon Murphy, are still at large, and officials urge the public for any information leading to their arrests. All five suspects are facing life in prison in Florida for their involvement in the murder. State Attorney Andrew Warren assured Foolio's mother that his office takes gun violence seriously and that the suspects will be held accountable for their actions. Three of the suspects are in custody, and Warren plans to file a motion for pre-trial detention to ensure their detention as they await trial. The suspects are reportedly members of the gangs ATK and 1200, which have been in a decade-long feud. Alicia Andrews, a 21-year-old woman, and Isaiah Chan Jr are charged with premeditated first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit premeditated first-degree murder with a firearm. One of the shooters, 18-year-old Sean Gaite, was arrested, and officials confirm he is a documented ATK member. The other two shooters, Rashad and Davon Murphy, are members of the 1200 gang and face the same charges as Gaite. Davon Murphy, who faces charges of first-degree murder and three counts of attempted first-degree murder, is still wanted by authorities, and a warrant is out for his arrest. Andrews, Chan, and Gaite are currently behind bars in the Duvall County jail, awaiting transport to Tampa to face their charges. The whereabouts of Rashad Murphy are unknown.See more00:00:00 In this section, authorities announce the arrests of three individuals, Isaiah Chance Jr, Alicia Andrews, and Johan Gright, in the ambush murder of Florida rapper Julio Foolio (Charles Jones II) outside a Tampa hotel in June. The shocking crime was captured on hotel surveillance video, which shows two masked gunmen and another individual approaching the rapper's vehicle and firing multiple rounds. The group had followed Foolio after his birthday celebration location was posted on social media. The investigation revealed that the murder was premeditated and part of an ongoing gang feud. Officials were still searching for two other suspects, Rashad Murphy and Davon Murphy, and urged the public for any information leading to their arrests. All five suspects were charged with one count of Murder in the First Degree and one count of conspiracy to commit Murder in the First Degree.00:05:00 In this section of the YouTube video titled "Video Shows Ambush Murder of Rapper Julio Foolio After His Birthday Party," detectives identified three armed shooters involved in the murder of rapper Julio Foolio, who were members or affiliates of rival gangs ATK and 1200. The shooting was believed to be part of an ongoing feud in Jacksonville. Two suspects, Rashard and Davon Murphy, were still at large, while one had been arrested. The crime was described as an organized hit, and the suspects were easily able to track down Julio Foolio through social media. All five suspects, including those who didn't pull the trigger, were facing life in prison in Florida for their involvement in the murder. The ongoing feud between the two groups had spilled over into Tampa, and the district attorney made it clear that the feud would not be tolerated, and all parties involved would be held accountable. The loved ones and fans of Julio Foolio mourned his loss.00:10:00 In this section, State Attorney Andrew Warren speaks about the ongoing investigation into the ambush murder of rapper Julio Foolio after his birthday party. Warren assures Foolio's mother that his office takes gun violence seriously and that the five suspects, currently in custody, will be held accountable for their actions. Three of the suspects are in Jacksonville and will be moved to Tampa to appear in court. Warren plans to file a motion for pre-trial detention to ensure the dangerous individuals are held behind bars as they await trial. The suspects are reportedly members of the gangs ATK and 1200, which have been in a decade-long feud with Foolio's gang. Alicia Andrews, a 21-year-old woman, and Isaiah Chan Jr are charged with premeditated first-degree murder and conspiracy to commit premeditated first-degree murder with a firearm for their involvement in tracking and following Foolio and his entourage to two separate locations on the night of the shooting. One of the shooters, 18-year-old Sean Gaite, was arrested at a Jacksonville shopping center, and officials confirm he is a documented ATK member. The other two shooters, Rashad Murphy and Davon Murphy, are members of the 1200 gang and face the same charges as Gaite. It is still too early to tell if the case will go to trial as all suspects have not entered a plea yet. Davon Murphy, who faces charges of first-degree murder and three counts of attempted first-degree murder, is still wanted by authorities, and a warrant is out for his arrest. Andrews, Chan, and Gaite are currently behind bars in the Duvall County jail, awaiting transport to Tampa to face their charges. The whereabouts of Rashad Murphy are unknown.