Young Dolph's Suspected Killers Captured By U.S. Marshals
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Young Dolph's Suspected Killers Captured By U.S. Marshals


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The two prime suspects in Rapper Young Dolph's murder have been arrested. According to TMZ, U.S. Marshals captured Justin Johnson, 23, and thirty minutes later (according to FOX 13 Memphis), it was announced that Cornelius Smith, 32, was captured as well. Johnson is not only one of the suspects wanted for the murder of Young Dolph, but he is also being held for a myriad of other charges that they believe he is responsible for in Memphis.

Watch the full report on FOX 13 Memphis. Below, find their coverage of Johnson's connection with the murder.


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