Lil Keed’s Hometown Denies A Permit To Hold A Vigil For The Deceased Rapper Due To Expected Traffic From The Primary Elections

Lil Keed’s hometown denies a permit to hold a vigil for the deceased rapper.

Following his untimely death, the city of Forest Park announced they wouldn’t hold a planned vigil site for Lil Keed. The city’s reason is that they’re already expecting traffic from its primary elections, which would’ve been held the same day as the vigil.

In a statement, Forest Park city officials say, “Despite recent reports in the media and in light of several upcoming events. Including next week’s very important general primary election. The city has decided not to issue a special permit for a vigil to be held at Starr Park on Tuesday, May 24. Officers from the Forest Park Police Department will be taking extra precautions next week. To block streets and parking to Starr Park in an effort to help ensure public safety in our community. Extra patrols at all city parks and public recreation areas will also be taking place, as well, to address elevated security measures.”

They continued, “Although this may be a difficult time for a great number of individuals. The city is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of our residents and businesses. It is our sincere hope that the life of Mr. Render will be celebrated peacefully by all those who wish to remember him and his legacy.”

Lil Keed passed away more than two weeks ago, on May 13th. Keed was a part of Young Thug’s record label, YSL. It is unknown how the rapper died, but sources say Keed complained about stomach pains before his untimely death. It is speculated that Keed suffered from kidney failure.