It's a sad day for Wu-Tang Clan fans and an even bleaker one for Jeryl Grant, also known as Killa Sin of the group Killarmy. This past Saturday of November 23, he was arrested on charges of second-degree attempted murder and second-degree criminal possession of a weapon for allegedly shooting a man six times in the chest.
Grant gave an account of the incident to the police after he was arrested last Wednesday, telling officers that he parked his truck by the club and attended a birthday party in Stapleton that night, then got a ride back to his truck later in the evening. According to Grant, when he got back to his truck there was a group waiting for him and after an exchange of words a shooting occurred. Darnell Brown was injured, but not killed during the incident.
This is not Grant's first run-in with the law. At the time of his arrest he was on parole after serving a four-year sentence for a 2007 attempted weapon possession conviction. He also served a three-year sentence for a 2003 weapon possession conviction.
Killa Sin has often been considered one of the most talented members of the many Wu-Tang affiliated groups. Most recently, he was featured on "Revenge Is Sweet" and "Murder Spree" off GhostFace Killah's Twelve Reasons To Die. He also had a track called "The Archer" on the Man With The Iron Fists soundtrack.
Source: hiphopwired.com
