Following the discovery of the death of a 12-year-old child with a gunshot wound to the head in a dumpster, Meek Mill is urging the “OG’s” of Philly to rise up and take action.

A sanitation worker found the corpse on August 22, according to ABC News, and an investigation is still underway. The kid was in the Department of Human Services’ custody when he perished, according to the authorities, who identified the victim as Hezekiah Bernard.

On Instagram, the “Expensive Pain” rapper posted a report about the unfortunate passing.

He urged the Black community to take action against an issue that is only going to become worse.

“They need to let us fight this sht back. Me and the old heads can clear some of this sht up,” wrote Meek Mill.

Meek Mill Stands Up For Philly Victim

“We need the jails behind us too so it’s no escaping! The wrong women or child get killed I don’t think we will be able to turn back.”

The Philadelphia native claimed in a separate post, “They playing so ruthless in Philly.” Accordant to the “Don’t Give Up On Me” hitmaker, “the self hatred level on 1000 degrees with blacks.”

“Can black people still come together besides a rap concert of sports? We looking terrible,” Meek Mill closed.

Examiners performed an autopsy on August 24, according to Staff Inspector Ernest Ransom, chief of the police department’s homicide division, who spoke to ABC News.

On Bernard’s right side of the head, they unearthed a bullet wound.

“We need the help of the public to identify the offenders in this investigation. The focus of this investigation is the swift apprehension of those involved in this senseless death,” stated Ransom.

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