Two rappers, 42 Dugg and DaBaby, have banded together to cover the bail cost for a Kansas woman who allegedly killed her brother’s suspected murderer.
The woman that is currently in custody is Tityana Coppage. While tracking down her suspected younger brother’s murderer, the woman finds him and in turn, kills him. On January 13, Coppage allegedly shot the suspect in revenge and then texted her brother to let him know she committed the crime. The Jackson County prosecuting lawyer is currently charging her with second-degree murder and armed criminal action.
In addition to her arrest, the rappers DaBaby and 42 Dugg, offered $20,000 to go towards her bond on Wednesday (Jan. 20). The rapper 42 wrote in the comment section of SayCheeseTV, showing confirmation for the bail offer. “I got the 20 thousand if they can get her out on ten percent tell her people to get with me,” he says.
Dugg later shares a text conversation, which looks like it could be with Lil Baby. Lil Baby happens to be apart of the 4 Pockets Full (4PF) label that the Detroit rhymer is also signed to. In the text thread, the person saved as “Baby” offers what appears to be $10,000 for anyone who is willing to sign the woman’s bond.
“An I got 10 fir somebody willing to sign the bond,” a section of the text thread reads. Dugg also confirms that Baby is referring to Coppage, while texting back with, “Hell yeah.”
Dugg then wrote back, “Ok I’m tryna see if I can get in touch with her people.”
Furthermore, the rapper DaBaby then confirms his offering in his story. In his IG story, The Blame It on Baby rapper shares about 42 Dugg efforts to help meet Coppage’s bond. He even volunteers to match the amount Dugg said he would pay—$20,000.
He captions the post with, “@42_Dugggg I match u a dub.”
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Since then, other rappers are offering to put in portions of money for the women’s bond. Specifically, Yella Beezy, who says he’ll put up $20,000 as well. “I got 20k on it,” the Dallas-bred rhymer wrote in SayCheeseTV’s comment section.
According to a report from CBS affiliate KCTV 5, Tityana Coppage, 21, is currently behind bars at the Jackson County Detention Center in Kansas, City, Mo. after allegedly killing the man who took her younger brother’s life earlier this month. Moreover, it was on Jan. 10 that Coppage’s 16-year-old brother, Jason Ugwuh, was shot and killed in their hometown.
While using witnesses and surveillance footage, the police reportedly tracked down a black ford escape. The ford escaped used during the shooting help the officials find Coppage and speak with her. Coppage then admits to the police about reaching out to her brother’s suspected killer. She shared her hopes that he and her brother’s father would reach some sort of agreement before things turned deadly.
