Young Dolph Murder Suspect Drops Music Video While on Run From Police

Young Dolph murder suspect Justin Johnson has yet to turn himself in to authorities despite announcing his plans to surrender this past weekend. In fact, instead of being taken into custody on Monday (Jan. 11) to face charges of first degree murder, attempted first degree murder, and theft of property $10,000–$60,000, the 23-year-old, who also performs under the stage name Straight Drop, released a new music video the very same day.

Titled “Track Hawk,” the clip captures Johnson flaunting stacks of money and riding in flashy vehicles while rhyming about his alleged life of crime. {snip}

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There is mounting evidence potentially tying Johnson to the murder of Dolph {snip} The getaway car used in the shooting was found outside of a home where Johnson filmed another music video in front of, which was actually released days after Dolph’s murder. Also, a vehicle resembling the same make and model as the one found by authorities appears in the aforementioned music video {snip}