Up and coming Oakland rapper, Tan Da God, was shot and killed in Oakland, California — at the grand opening of her beauty store, Saturday evening on July 13…
According to authorities, the shooting happened about 5pm yesterday, outside of the beauty store, in the 4000 block of Telegraph Ave.. She was shot after getting into a dispute with another person, and was taken from the scene by another person via personal vehicle — and later died at a local hospital…
Lalique Westbrook, 27, professionally known as, Tan Da God, was a rising female artist hailing from Oakland, California, known for her soulful melodies, captivating lyrics and dynamic performances. Her musical journey began at a young age, where she found solace in writing poetry and expressing herself through her love for music. Over the years, Tan Da God, honed her craft and developed a unique sound that blends R&B, hip hop, and soulful grooves. Her music, a reflection of her personal experiences and struggles, strikes a chord with listeners from all walks of life…
On March 26, 2016: Lalique Westbrook, PKA, Tan Da God, then 18, shot and killed her allegedly abusive boyfriend, Taiwan Lamar Moore, 24, during a heated argument in their car..
During her October 2021 preliminary hearing, her attorney described Westbrook’s boyfriend as a serial abuser who began dating Westbrook when she was 17, after picking her up from a shelter for abuse victims. The attorney, Deputy Public Defender Francesca Serrano, said he had assaulted and threatened her numerous times and Westbrook had been “held hostage” in the vehicle where the two were arguing and forced to urinate in a bowl…
“She was in a car that she was told if she was to leave, her family and herself would be killed,” Serrano said in court. “There was still confrontation with him cursing at her, and the weapon was in equal distance between Ms. Westbrook and Mr. Moore. She feared for her life and in that moment, decided not to die.”
August 4, 2023: Tan Da God, then 22, pleaded no contest to assault with a firearm in May and was formally sentenced to time in jail she already served, court records show. In exchange for her no contest plea, the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office dismissed murder charges against Westbrook, who had been in custody since March 26, 2019, the day she shot and killed Taiwan Lamar Moore, 24, of Oakland…
After being release from prison, Tan Da God released a diss song for her allegedly abusive dead ex boyfriend, who she killed, named “That’s My Ex Pack”
Anyone with information is urged to call police at 510-238-3821 or 510-238-7950 or Crime Stoppers at 510-777-8572… Crime Stoppers is offering 10,000 for information leading to the arrest of the murderer..
According to authorities, the shooting happened about 5pm yesterday, outside of the beauty store, in the 4000 block of Telegraph Ave.. She was shot after getting into a dispute with another person, and was taken from the scene by another person via personal vehicle — and later died at a local hospital…
Lalique Westbrook, 27, professionally known as, Tan Da God, was a rising female artist hailing from Oakland, California, known for her soulful melodies, captivating lyrics and dynamic performances. Her musical journey began at a young age, where she found solace in writing poetry and expressing herself through her love for music. Over the years, Tan Da God, honed her craft and developed a unique sound that blends R&B, hip hop, and soulful grooves. Her music, a reflection of her personal experiences and struggles, strikes a chord with listeners from all walks of life…
On March 26, 2016: Lalique Westbrook, PKA, Tan Da God, then 18, shot and killed her allegedly abusive boyfriend, Taiwan Lamar Moore, 24, during a heated argument in their car..
During her October 2021 preliminary hearing, her attorney described Westbrook’s boyfriend as a serial abuser who began dating Westbrook when she was 17, after picking her up from a shelter for abuse victims. The attorney, Deputy Public Defender Francesca Serrano, said he had assaulted and threatened her numerous times and Westbrook had been “held hostage” in the vehicle where the two were arguing and forced to urinate in a bowl…
“She was in a car that she was told if she was to leave, her family and herself would be killed,” Serrano said in court. “There was still confrontation with him cursing at her, and the weapon was in equal distance between Ms. Westbrook and Mr. Moore. She feared for her life and in that moment, decided not to die.”
August 4, 2023: Tan Da God, then 22, pleaded no contest to assault with a firearm in May and was formally sentenced to time in jail she already served, court records show. In exchange for her no contest plea, the Alameda County District Attorney’s Office dismissed murder charges against Westbrook, who had been in custody since March 26, 2019, the day she shot and killed Taiwan Lamar Moore, 24, of Oakland…
After being release from prison, Tan Da God released a diss song for her allegedly abusive dead ex boyfriend, who she killed, named “That’s My Ex Pack”
Anyone with information is urged to call police at 510-238-3821 or 510-238-7950 or Crime Stoppers at 510-777-8572… Crime Stoppers is offering 10,000 for information leading to the arrest of the murderer..
Months after being release from prison for her ex boyfriend’s murder, Tan Da God — released a diss song mocking the death of her allegedly abusive deceased ex boyfriend, in which she named
“That’s My Ex Pack” The diss track was released on November 8, 2023…
“That’s My Ex Pack” The diss track was released on November 8, 2023…
On August 30, 2023, against her attorneys advice, Tan Da God went on Kid L podcast to talk about her abusive relationship that turned deadly — and to promote her song “That’s My Ex Pack” seemingly mocking the death of her allegedly abusive ex boyfriend…
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