Update: 2nd Suspect Arrested In Murder Of Lil Snupe

A second suspect in the murder of upcoming Louisiana rapper and Meek Mill signee Lil Snupe has been arrested. The Shreveport Times reports that Edrick O. Stewart, 21, was taken into custody on July 3 and is in Winnfield City Jail after being charged with one count of manslaughter. Previously, Tony D. Holden, 36, surrendered to the authorities on June 25 for his involvement in Snupe's death.

 Holden is currently in the Winnfield City Jail and has been charged with first-degree murder, armed robbery and illegal possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. 

In the early morning of June 20, Snupe, born Addarren Ross, died after being shot two times in the chest at the Maplewood Apartments in Winnfield. Reportedly, Holden and Ross were arguing over a bet on a video game. Bail has not been set for Stewart while Holden's bond is set at $2 million. Lil Snupe, who had just turned 18, was laid to rest on June 29. 

Proper Posture LMAO: Meek Mill Ordered To Take Etiquette Classes

A judge in Philadelphia has ordered rapper Meek Mill to attend etiquette classes, based on his actions in court, in public and on social networks.

Meek Mill must take the classes by August, as part of his court-ordered probation, Common Pleas Judge Genece Brinkley said recently.

Judge Brinkley said Meek, who is on probation for a 2008 conviction for drug dealing and gun possession, has “a lot of issues.”

The rapper appeared at his latest probation hearing, where Judge Brinkley and prosecutors said that his posts on social networks, as well as his conduct in public, could “affect his freedom.”

The judge apparently received threats from fans of Meek Mill, after the rapper posted several inflammatory messages.

Additionally, Judge Brinkley and prosecutors claimed that Meek continued to travel without permission from his probation officer.

Meek Mill, who is recording a new album and going on a court approved tour, must take the etiquette classes by August 4.

Investigation Underway: Police Aggressively Searching For Lil Snupe Murder Suspect

Lousiana police are looking for a 36-year-old man in connection with the murder of 18-year-old rapper Lil Snupe, who was killed earlier this week during an argument over video games.

Snupe, who was making a name for himself as Meek Mill's protege, was shot twice in the chest following the heated exchange.

 Police are looking for the 36-year-old, Tony Holden, and have an offical warrant out for his arrest. As of yet, they have not been able to locate his whereabouts.

Police consider Holden armed and dangerous.

Over A Video Game?: Murder Of Lil Snupe, Argued Over Video Game

On June 20, Lil Snupe was shot and killed in an apartment complex in the town of Winnield, La. A local resident with a rap sheet the includes drug charges, forcible r@pe, second-degree kidnapping and battery with a dangerous weapon has been identified as a suspect in the 18-year-old rapper's murder.

The Shreveport Times reports that authorities have ID'd 36-year-old Tony D. Holden as Snupe's killer. 

Holden has been charged with first-degree murder, armed robbery and illegal possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Warrants have been issued for each of the aforementioned charges.

Holden remains at large—he stands 5' 8", weighs around 215 pounds, has black hair and brown eyes—and police say he should be considered armed and dangerous.

Reportedly, Holden and Snupe, born Addarren Ross, were having an argument in the apartment that spilled outside. Snupe, who signed a record deal with Maybach Music Group rapper Meek Mill's Dreamchasers label last year, was shot twice in the torso and declared dead at the scene by the coroner.

The cause of the argument that led to the promising rapper's demise? A bet on a video game.

"We are told they were betting on a video game," Winnfield police Lt. Charles Curry told the Shreveport Times. "Supposedly he (Holden) robbed him (Ross) of money."