Offset performs at Coachella in a wheelchair five days after being shot

Offset performed at Coachella on April 11 while using a wheelchair, five days after he was shot outside a Florida casino; police described the incident as stemming from a fight and say an investigation is ongoing.

Offset performed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on April 11 while using a wheelchair. He had been shot outside the Seminole Hard Rock Hollywood casino in Florida on April 6 and was treated at Memorial Regional Hospital. Seminole Police said the incident arose from an affray and that an investigation is ongoing. Key details: - Offset arrived on stage in a wheelchair and stood during portions of his set at Coachella on April 11. - He was transported to Memorial Regional Hospital after the April 6 incident and was released from the hospital before the festival performance. - Seminole Police described the shooting as stemming from an affray and said investigators are continuing to examine the circumstances. - Rapper Lil Tjay was arrested at the scene on suspicion of misdemeanor disorderly conduct and was later released on bond; a second person detained at the scene has not been charged. Summary: Offset’s appearance at Coachella marked a public return days after the reported shooting and he shared photos and video from the festival. Local authorities characterize the event as arising from a fight and report the investigation is ongoing. Undetermined at this time.