Tadoe is going to continue to Glo despite his brother Capo’s death. But the lack of trauma centers in South Side Chicago is weighing heavily on the “Gang In This B*tch” rapper’s mind.

Fredo Santana questioned the lack of trauma centers in South Side Chicago shortly following the death of Glo Gang rapper Capo.

Capo’s tragic murder has stunned much of the Chicago Hip Hop community. Cap was fatally shot Saturday afternoon in the…

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“Throughout the whole South Side, there is not one level-one trauma center for people of the age 16 and older. So if you’re 16 or older, you have to travel 10 miles just to get treated for a life-threatening injury.”
– Darius Lightfoot

L’A Capone may have lost his life in a senseless act of violence, but loved ones are continuing to keep the budding MC’s legacy alive.

“I don’t know how to begin planning a funeral for my son. I don’t know what to do. It just feel like there’s a weight sitting right here on my chest. My chest just hurt. Can’t nothing in the world prepare you for that. When I woke up yesterday morning, I didn’t think when I went to bed last night that my son wasn’t going to be here no more.”
– L’A Capone’s mom Dedra Morris