In a heartbreaking turn of events, Baltimore comic Reginald "Reggie" Carroll was killed in a shooting incident in Mississippi, leaving fans and fellow comedians in shock. The beloved 52-year-old entertainer was discovered by authorities with serious gunshot wounds in the Burton Lane area.

Despite the swift response from law enforcement and immediate medical attention at Memphis’ Regional One Health hospital, Carroll sadly succumbed to his injuries. The Southaven Police Department has confirmed that a suspect is in custody, charged with his murder.

Initial reports suggest this was an isolated incident, but the investigation is ongoing, casting a shadow over the community.

Club Mobtown Comedy, a venue Carroll frequently performed at, shared their sorrow via social media. They hailed him as a vital part of the Baltimore comedy scene, saying, "Rest in power @comedianreggiecarroll, thank you for being one of the OGs who supported us early on. The Mobtown family and the Baltimore comedy community are very saddened by this loss of one of our city’s great talents. Sending our prayers to Reggie’s family."

Carroll was known for his incredible touring performances alongside comedy heavyweights like Mo'Nique, who poignantly reflected on their time together. The Oscar-winning actress expressed her grief and joy over their experiences on the road, reminding fans to cherish every moment with loved ones.

A talented performer, Carroll made appearances on notable shows, including a segment of the iconic "Showtime at the Apollo" and the UPN series "The Parkers," alongside Mo’Nique. Just last year, he produced and appeared in the standup special "Knockout Kings of Comedy," further showcasing his significant impact on the comedy world.

As tributes pour in, it’s clear that Reginald Carroll leaves behind a legacy of laughter, love, and unforgettable memories.