A suspect has been arrested and charged with murder in connection to the shooting death of Takeoff, a member of the hip-hop trio Migos, according to police who made the announcement Friday.
The rapper was killed Nov. 1 during a dispute outside of a private party, Houston Police said. He was found dead when officers arrived at 810 Billiards and Bowling downtown, according to police.
Here's what we know so far.
Arrests: Houston Police Department Chief Troy Finner said Patrick Xavier Clark, 33, was arrested on the east side of Houston, Texas, Thursday evening. He has been charged with murder.
Another man, Cameron Joshua, 22, was charged with the unlawful carrying of a weapon. He was arrested on Nov. 22, according to police.
What happened during the shooting: Finner previously said they believe “at least two” guns were fired in the incident.
Police say they relied on video surveillance and cell phone audio and video to find the suspect. Houston Police Sgt. Michael Burrow said police also used physical evidence, shooting reconstruction and ballistic evidence to determine Patrick Clark as the "lethal shooter in the case."
Burrow said Takeoff was an “innocent bystander” to the argument that led to his shooting death.
“The event was a private party, there was a lucrative dice game that went on at the event, there was an argument that happened afterwards outside the bowling alley which led to the shooting,” Burrows said.
Next steps: The Harris County District Attorney’s Office is requesting a $1 million bond for Clark. Prosecutors also want Clark to surrender his passport and be barred from leaving the immediate vicinity of Harris County. If their request is granted, Clark would also be subject to random drug tests and electronic monitoring, along with a midnight curfew.
Even though there have been arrests in the case, Houston police say they would still like to speak to witnesses of the shooting.
Burrow said more than 30 people were outside when the incident happened and "literally, every single one of those people left the scene without giving a statement to police."