LAUREL, Md. — An overnight rap recording session turns deadly in Laurel.
Gunfire broke out around 1:30am Tuesday at the Trackhouse recording studio on Lafayette Avenue.
Three people were shot. Two of them died, while the third took themself to the hospital.
The victims killed were identified as 23-year-old Louis B. Rackett and Quincy P. Green, Jr., 21, both of Washington D.C.
Police are still investigating what led to the shooting, but we're told nine people were inside the studio at the time.
So far no arrests have been made.
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Overnight triple shooting inside Laurel recording studio leaves two dead
The studio is reportedly open for bookings around the clock.
According to its website, Trackhouse is owned by Ross James, of Columbia, who claims to have produced music for a number of rap artists.
