Suspect in Justin Bieber friend's Nashville shooting was free on bond - in another murder

Adrian Cameron, Nashville suspect in death of Justin Bieber's friend, rapper Chris King, was out on bond in connection with another murder during shooting.

The suspect in the deadly Nashville robbery of a California rapper with ties to Justin Bieber and a group of friends was free on bond for a 2021 murder at the time of the deadly stickup outside a music studio Saturday, according to city police.

Christopher Cheeks, a 32-year-old rapper known as Chris King, died with a gunshot wound after encountering a group of muggers along Hayes Street, police said. Another man with Cheeks at the time also suffered a gunshot wound.

Nashville detectives were on the hunt for Adrian Cameron, a 19-year-old who is supposed to be wearing an ankle monitor in connection with the murder of another man named Josh Evans, 50, who police found shot dead in the Cumberland River.

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The surviving victim, identified only as a 29-year-old friend of Cheeks, told police that the suspected shooter and two others approached them "cordially" and hung around for a bit before attempting the robbery.

Cheeks revealed in an Instagram post in December that he and Bieber had been roommates for a year more than a decade ago.

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Bieber and other celebrities offered condolences on social media after news of Cheeks' death.

"Love you bro," Bieber shared when he reposted Cheeks' photo of them together in an Instagram Story to his 292 million followers. "This one hurts. Please keep his family in your prayers. See you in paradise, brother."

Cameron’s father, who detectives had wanted to speak with while investigating Evans’ case, died after opening fire on a Nashville SWAT team outside his motel hideout, according to the Tennessean newspaper.

His son was a minor at the time of Evans’ murder and spent six months as a fugitive before surrendering at the city’s juvenile detention center, police said previously.

Anyone with information on the younger Cameron’s whereabouts is asked to call police at 615-742-7463.

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