‘Zino, whose real name is Raymond Scott told Boston news that he’s upset the incident happened on the way to his mother’s funeral.
“My mother was good, my mother wasn’t about this,” Benzino said, in an interview from his South Shore Hospital bed.
As reported, Benzino’s nephew Gai Scott, 36, was arrested in connection to the gunfire that erupted as the funeral procession moved towards St. Peter’s Church in Plymouth, Mass.
“Once I started getting to the beginning of the procession, gun shots, boom, boom, boom,” he continued.
He also described the moment he got struck with the bullet.
“I took a deep breath just to see if it was in my chest, but it wasn’t. I didn’t feel no pain, so I maneuvered the car jumped out the car and I’m running down the middle of the street to all the other cars in the procession throwing my hands up like I need help.”
It as at that point was picked up by another relative and taken to a nearby police station before being taken to the hospital.
He refused to talk about the family altercation that led to the shooting, but he did say ”Blood doesn’t mean it’s love.”
He also shared a few Instagram photos of his recovery process along with a statement:
I JUST WANNA THANK EVERYBODY WHO PRAYED AND SENT THEIR SINCERE CONCERNS FOR ME AND MY MOM, SHE WAS FINALLY LAID TO REST AMONGST ALL THE CHAOS, YOUR KIND WORDS AND THOUGHTS HAVE REALLY HELPED ME HEAL FASTER. ALTHOUGH I WILL HAVE A LONG ROAD OF PHYSICAL THERAPY AHEAD OF ME, I WILL BE EVEN STRONGER. GOD IS GREAT AND THE DEVIL IS A LIE.
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