Update 12/13/2022 3:47pm:

Recently, it was revealed that the bond for the alleged killer of Takeoff—Patrick Xavier Clark was set at $2 million. Clark was arrested for the shooting, and documents revealed he applied for an expedited passport to flee to Mexico. Now, Clark has reportedly asked for a judge to reduce his bail. 

Legal documents that surfaced showed Clark and his attorney Carl Moore filed a motion in Texas to reduce his bail, saying it was too much. The motion asked that the bail be reduced to $100,000. Clark told the judge he thinks he can gather the money with the help of a bail bondsman and would stay with his parents if the motion was granted. 

Moore clarified that Clark would follow any curfew and wear a GPS monitor. The alleged gunman said he would also follow a “no-contact” order and give up his passport. Stay tuned for more updates. 

source: TMZ

Original 12/04/2022 1:23pm:

Previously, 33-year-old Patrick Xavier Clark appeared in front of a judge after he was charged with the murder of Takeoff of Migos. The man allegedly shot the rapper in the head and torso while he and Quavo were at a private party at a bowling alley in Houston, Texas. During his appearance, prosecutors asked for Clark to be held without bond, claiming he was a flight risk. Now, it appears the bond for Clark was set to $2 million. 

Reports noted that the court agreed Clark was a flight risk after documents revealed he applied for an expedited passport following the shooting of the Migos rapper. Clark intended to head to Mexico, and the man had the passport and a large amount of cash when he was arrested. 

If Clark can make the $2 million bond, he won’t be able to contact the victim’s family. Also, Clark will have to wear an electric monitor while on 24-hour house arrest. He will also not be allowed to have firearms, illegal drugs, or alcohol. 

source: KHOU

Original 12/03/2022 10:33am:

Previously, a 33-year-old Houston man named Patrick Xavier Clark was arrested and charged with the murder of Takeoff from the Migos. Details on the situation were limited, but it was noted the man allegedly shot the rapper in the head and torso while at a private party Takeoff and Quavo were attending at a bowling alley in Houston. 

Since then, photos and footage of Clark being escorted into a courtroom have surfaced. According to prosecutors, Clark applied for an expedited passport following the shooting of Takeoff. When he was arrested, he had a large amount of cash on him, along with the passport. As a result, prosecutors are asking that Clark be held without bond, claiming he is a flight risk. Stay tuned for more updates. 

Source: KHOU