Comedian Reginald Carroll Killed In Mississippi Shooting
Baltimore-based comic Reginald Carroll died after a fatal shooting in Mississippi, according to Southaven Police, CBS reported. He was 52.
Per law enforcement, officers responded to the Burton Lane
area regarding a shooting, where they found a victim with gunshot wounds.
Despite life-saving efforts conducted at Memphis hospital Regional One Health, Reginald
Carroll died from his injuries.
The Southaven Police Department said one man is in custody
and has been charged with Carroll’s murder
Early reports of the shooting, which took
place Wednesday, indicated it was an isolated incident, though
there is ongoing investigation.
Club Mobtown Comedy paid tribute to the Maryland resident
after his death, posting on social media: “🕊️Rest in power @comedianreggiecarroll, thank
you for being one of the OGs who supported us early on. The Mobtown family and
the Baltimore comedy community are very saddened by this loss of one of our
city’s great talents. Sending our prayers to Reggie’s family 🙏🏽🙏🏽”
Reginald Carroll toured his standup at comedy clubs across
the country, with the likes of Mo’Nique, who called him her “brother in
comedy.”
“This is why I say treat people the best you can because you
never know if you’ll get a chance to see them again, and the last time me and
my brother Reggie, girl, was together,” the Oscar-winning actress said on her
Instagram Story, chuckling, “that’s what it was, an amazing time, being on tour
together, being on that road together, what a time, so I have no sad tears
because all of our times together was amazing.
Per his IMDb page, Carroll appeared in a 2000 episode of
famed live variety series Showtime at the Apollo, filmed
at Harlem’s Apollo Theater. He also appeared in an episode of Moesha spinoff The
Parkers on
UPN, opposite Mo’Nique and Countess Vaughn. Carroll produced and appeared in
2023 standup special Knockout Kings of Comedy and starred in the 2022 TV movie Rent
& Go.

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