Chris Kaba, known by the street name ‘Mad Itch’, was a feared core member of the notorious 67 gang in Brixton, South London. The 24-year-old drill rapper had a criminal history, including prison sentences for firearms offenses and possession of weapons. Kaba was involved in a nightclub shooting in Hackney just days before he was shot by a Met Police firearms officer.
According to reports, Kaba was caught on CCTV shooting a rival gang member in a crowded nightclub, adding to his already violent reputation. He was facing the possibility of a long prison sentence at the time of his death on the night of September 5th, 2022. Kaba was known to be a leading figure in the 67 gang, which has been linked by police to various criminal activities including shootings, stabbings, and murders.
The circumstances surrounding Kaba’s death are controversial, as he was shot by Met Police officer Martyn Blake, who was subsequently cleared of any wrongdoing. The incident has sparked debate and raised questions about police tactics and the use of firearms.
With a history of violence and involvement in criminal activities, Chris Kaba’s life and death serve as a stark reminder of the dangers and consequences of gang affiliation and criminal behavior.
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