Update 08/12/2021 4:30pm:

A second suspect has been charged for the murder of rapper Boog The Bandit, who was killed during an attempted robbery.

Following the arrest of 22-year-old Kyson Murphy last month, 19-year-old Jumada Williams was apprehended Wednesday for his role in the 26-year-old rapper's death. According to court records, Williams took part in the robbery and was allegedly seen by a witness pointing a gun and Boog The Bandit and another victim.

Murphy and Williams have both been charged with murder and aggravated robbery. Prosecutors are seeking a 12 to 16.5-year sentence for Williams, who's due back in court on December 16. Earlier this week, Murphy pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter and robbery.

A third suspect -- 17-year-old Sincere McIntyre -- remains on the run.

Source: 10TV News

Update 07/13/2021 1:37pm:

Police have arrested and charged a 22-year-old man for the murder of Columbus rapper Boog The Bandit.

In May, 26-year-old Boog The Bandit (real name Courtney Bruce) and a 25-year-old were in a car when a group of men shot at the car during an attempted robbery. The late rapper suffered a gunshot wound and managed to walk to a hospital where she was later pronounced dead.

Kyson Murphy has been charged with murder and aggravated robbery and is currently being held at Franklin County Jail.

Scroll above to view the suspect's arrest record.

Source: 10TV

Original 05/21/2021 4:05pm:

Ohio rapper Boog The Bandit was shot and killed in Columbus after an attempted robbery on May 20.

The 26-year-old, whose real name is Courtney Nicole Bruce, was reportedly sitting in a car with one other person when a group of armed men approached them. A confrontation between the groups resulted in several shots being fired.

After the shooting, the rapper walked to the hospital and checked herself in. However, Boog The Bandit died from her injuries shortly after being admitted.

The rising rapper released three singles -- "Hot Topic," "Risky," and "Heart Away" -- in November 2020 and February 2021, all of which generated over 9,696 views on YouTube. HipHopDX reported that Boog The Bandit was also preparing for a collaboration with fellow Ohio native Trippie Redd prior to her death.

Police are encouraging anyone with information on the shooting to come forwards as they currently have no leads on a potential suspect.

Source: 10WBNS