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Kash Doll says she's grateful no one was hurt after a group of men attempted to rob her home in Atlanta.
In a video she posted on Saturday, August 17, the Detroit native rehashed a harrowing story about four men who broke into her home in Atlanta. Kash Doll said she called the police after she witnessed several armed men invade her house while she was in Detroit. She explained that the father of her children, Tracy T, pulled up to the home and opened fire on the suspects as they tried to escape with her Birkin bags.
According to WSB-TV, the four suspects hopped in a Lexus and attempted to flee the scene. Police saw the suspects pull out of the property and pursued them until the vehicle crashed at an intersection. Albert Eugene Burns, 19, exited the vehicle with a gun, which prompted police to shoot him. Burns took off and even dropped a second gun. He was apprehended after cops shot him again and taken to a hospital.
Two other suspects, 18-year-old Tyson Kamari Kirksey and 22-year-old Davion Harper, were also arrested and taken to jail. The last suspect is still on the run. Kash Doll was relieved that most of the suspects were caught and her items were recovered. However, she's still upset that people would rob her and expressed her disappointment at the way her neighbors reacted to the crime.
"It's a celebration, but it's also sad that it's Black people that's just running up inside people's homes and take they things," she said. "What if my kids was there? What if my sister was there? What if my mom was there? What if Tracy was there sleep and y'all caught him slippin'? They came in with guns!"
"You guys I stay in a nice neighborhood," she continued. "I'm the only Black person on my block and the youngest person on my block. And this man had the audacity to go to the news, Ronnie Mayer. He went to the news and told them that my house is drug house because its traffic and a lot of Black people there."
See what The Breakfast Club had to say about the situation below.