Rapper French Montana Blamed for Miami Video Shoot Shooting That Injured 10

French Montana did not obtain the necessary authorizations to shoot the music video in this area. "This non-compliance with procedures, this unauthorized filming of the clip led to an unfortunate situation," lamented Delma Noel-Pratt, Miami police chief. And she added: "If the institutions had been informed in advance and the protocol followed, police officers would have been on site to protect the community and help deter and respond, if necessary, to any situation that might arise."

The singer Ced Mogul, a witness to the scene, says he heard at least 15 gunshots. "It happened so fast. The weapon looked like an assault rifle. I ran away. When I came back, I only heard cries for help," he said. The situation degenerated after a spectator stole Montana’s watch and wallet during the filming.

For its part, the restaurant The Licking declines any responsibility in these incidents, specifying that it had no knowledge of this filming. "We express our compassion to the victims. We did not know that a video was being filmed until we discovered at the last minute that French Montana was filming a scene in the back parking lot. We have no idea what really happened," the restaurant explained.

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