Demi Blanco Defends 911 Call Prior to Young Scooter’s Death

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Reality star Demi Blanco, known from Baddies on Zeus Network, is speaking out after her 911 call led police to the spot where Young Scooter was at, ending in a chase that cost him his life.

Fans have been dragging her online, blaming her for the rapper’s death, but Demi hit Instagram Live on Tuesday, claiming she’s being unfairly attacked and that people don’t know the real story. She says she called 911 to “protect herself,” but that’s not what she originally told police. On March 28, Demi called Atlanta Emergency Services, telling them a naked woman was getting beat outside a house and that cops needed to pull up.

That call sent police straight to the location where Scooter (real name Kenneth Edward Bailey) was staying. When they got there, things went left fast, leading to a chase that ended with Scooter losing his life. Since then, Scooter’s fans have been demanding answers for what actually happened the night of his untimely passing. Now that she’s switching up her story, people are questioning her even more. Why say one thing to 911 and something completely different now? 

Scooter was a respected rapper, heavily connected to Future’s Freebandz camp, and his death has left a lot of people heated. Demi’s involvement is still a big question mark, and no matter what her intentions were, her call started something that can’t be undone. The ATL rapper was known for working with Future and being part of Freebandz. His untimely death has shocked everyone, leaving the streets are mourning his loss. More news to come as the story develops.

Long Live Young Scooter