Page Six has exclusively obtained the official 911 call reporting the incident where American rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine was ambushed and brutally beaten. The call provides details of the attack and sheds light on the severity of the incident.
It was reported that American rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine, whose legal name is Daniel Hernandez, was brutally beaten at a South Florida LA Fitness Gym.
A group of individuals ambushed the rapper, and videos of the incident surfaced on social media platforms. In the videos, one man can be seen hitting the rapper while he tries to defend himself.
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The incident occurred on Tuesday, March 21, according to Lance Lazzaro, Tekashi’s attorney, who spoke to TMZ. Lazzaro confirmed that the rapper was at the LA Fitness center when the attack took place, and he was taken to the hospital to receive medical attention for his injuries.
Tekashi 6ix9ine’s 911 call released after gym attack
Page Six reported that a female employee at the LA Fitness center in Lake Worth, Florida, where the attack on Tekashi 6ix9ine took place, made the 911 call on March 21.
During the call, the employee spoke to the dispatcher in a calm manner and reported that a group of men had jumped one of the gym members in the bathroom, and there was blood all over the place.
The woman also asked Tekashi, who is 26 years old, if he wanted assistance from paramedics, but he declined, responding in the background, “Nah, nah, I’m good.”
The Woman whose identity wasn’t revealed said; “Some, I think, guys, they just jumped one of the members in the bathroom and there’s, like, blood all over the place.”
During the 911 call made about two minutes after the attack, the female employee at the LA Fitness center informed the dispatcher that there were no weapons involved in the incident.
She also mentioned that three men were involved in assaulting Tekashi and that they had left the premises but were still in the parking lot at the time of the call. However, when asked to provide a more detailed description of the alleged assailants, the woman said she was unable to do so.
However, she adds, “We have security cameras, too, so we can look at them and see if we can see them but I don’t know if you can actually see how they look.”
Tekashi did not speak to the dispatcher directly and he is not heard speaking much in the background aside from some muffled chatter.
Despite not wanting help from medics, the “Trollz” rapper was taken to a nearby hospital.
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