What Happened To Willie McCoy (aka Willie Bo)?

Willie Bo (aka Willy McCoy) was killed by the law after he took a nap in the drive thru lane of Taco Bell in Vallejo, California.

It doesn't stop. Sometimes you wonder if the law even cares about us!

Willie Bo had a future in the music. It was tragically taken away by a bunch of cops scared for their lives.

BAD COPS WILL GET GOOD COPS KILLED.

GUN VIOLENCE IS THE NUMBER ONE THREAT IN THE UNITED STATES.

Willie McCoy was a 20 year old man who wanted to be an inspiring rapper. He was shot and killed while he was sleeping inside his vehicle. The rapper was shot 25 times in Villejo Police.



The death of this young man was shot in the throat, face, arm and it appears that bullet blew off part of his ear.

Shocking video footage emerged in the aftermath of Willie McCoy's death showing cops surrounding his car before his opening hire.

McCoy's cousin, David Harrison, shared a video on Facebook following the shooting.

"You can't just keep killing us in the street like this," Harrison said. "My cousin was asleep in the care and they shot him...20...times."

The video footage hasn't been released. The bag 'em ups haven't address it.

McCoy, who was a part of the rap group FBG, had fallen asleep inside his vehicle and workers at a local Taco Bell called the law urging a welfare check on him.

McCoy was armed at the time but didn't shot or attempt to shot at the cops.

Willie Bo's life mattered.

The law and junk food media is trying to make the case for his death. McCoy was in a silver Mercedes blocking other vehicles in the drive thru lane.

Two cops arrived at the Taco Bell and approached the vehicle. They spooked McCoy who had a firearm in his lap. The law then would put the work in. Obviously, McCoy knew he lived in a city that was considered dangerous and he was worried someone was trying to jack him.

The cops shocking a man asleep was pretty reckless. But the cops claimed they "feared for their lives." A bullshit excuse. Cops know the risk of approaching sleeping motorists.

Seconds before opening fire, a cop can be heard yelling at McCoy but his remarks are not audible in the footage.

After the gunfire stopped, there was more yelling as the cops shouted repeatedly for the man to put his hands up.

The cops opened the door and saw McCoy fall right out the seat.

Six cops were involved in this massacre of an innocent life.