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Emergency calls placed following Sunday's tragic fatal shooting of influencer DreamDoll Brii have been released, painting a grim portrait of the crime scene.
DreamDoll Brii, whose real name was Brianna Johnson, was fatally shot at the age of 21 on Sunday in Miramar, Florida while she was leaving a party in her Lamborghini with two males, who were both also injured as a result of gunfire.
In audio obtained by the New York Post, a man could be heard repeatedly pleading, 'Please help me!' while speaking to people in the background.
The man told the operator he was not aware of their exact location, handing off the phone to a female.
The female who joined the call was very upset, saying, 'I cannot do this s*** right now' while asking the operator to send an ambulance. At that point, a male voice could be heard asking first responders to come to the scene.
The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Johnson and the Miramar Police Department for further comment on the story.
Emergency calls placed following Sunday's tragic fatal shooting of influencer DreamDoll Brii, 21, have been released, painting a grim portrait of the crime scene
A second call from a woman at a nearby home asked 911 operators to send police and an ambulance, saying they were 'so scared' in surveying the aftermath of the violence that had unfolded.
The operator encouraged the woman to take deep breaths and remain in her home in an effort to calm her down.
A Miramar Police Department spokesman confirmed to The Daily Mail that police were called to the scene at 5:33 a.m. on July 5.
According to police, the three victims were driving in the 2700 block of Sunshine Boulevard when they were followed by another vehicle and shot at.
Authorities said they found a green Lamborghini which had crashed into a house - with 'all three individuals' inside shot.
Johnson died from her injuries, the spokesman added, and the two other victims (who have not been publicly identified) were both hospitalized, with one person in critical condition.
According to the outlet, a video circulating online indicated that an altercation between the people in the Lamborghini and occupants of what appeared to be a white BMW had taken place at a gas station.
The BMW was seen trailing the Lamborghini, peeling off after it appeared gunshots had been fired into the vehicle.
An 'active investigation' into the shooting has been launched by authorities
Johnson was a lifestyle influencer who also had a brief music career, memorably featuring on viral track BEND OVA by rapper Sadity Rackz
Miramar Police Chief Delrish Moss said over the weekend, 'When we got here, we found a car that crashed into a house. Three people were inside and all three people were shot.'
There is an 'active investigation' into the shooting, with the spokesman revealing a critical piece of evidence is a social media post that appears to show 'some kind of altercation' involving the green Lamborghini at the gas station before the fatal attack.
The spokesman said, 'It looks and sounds and feels like a targeted shooting' but added it is 'too early to tell.'
A source close to the ongoing probe told the Post that Johnson had been working on filming a music video at a mansion earlier in the night.
Johnson was a lifestyle influencer who also had a brief music career, memorably featuring on viral track BEND OVA by rapper Sadity Rackz.
Her final social media post was shared on June 29 - where she posed in a car in snaps captioned, 'Pretty fly b!tch.'
A number of social media users posted memorials to the page in the wake of the tragedy, with one person writing, 'Im literally lost for words RIP beautiful;' while another said, 'My condolences to the family, R.I.P Prettiii.'
Those with information on the incident had been asked to contact the Miramar Police Department Homicide Tip Line at 954-602-4937; or submit an anonymous tip through Broward County Crime Stoppers at 954-493-TIPS.
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