Warrant says the man seized in the Trippie Redd home raid fired on two people at a Miami restaurant

New court papers describe what police say happened before Braveone Jones was taken into custody at Trippie Redd's South Florida home. An arrest warrant accuses Jones of shooting two men in the middle of a brawl at a Miami eatery.

The night of the shooting

Officers say they were sent to Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen on September 15 after a report that two people had been shot. Inside they found a white crossbody bag soaked in blood.

One of the wounded men told police he had been watching football at the restaurant. He said his cousin got into it with Trippie Redd and he stepped in to stop it. Two men he did not know then jumped him, he said.

The man told officers the fight grew worse. He said he heard shots and was hit in the neck as he tried to get away.

What the video shows

Detectives say surveillance footage shows Jones walking in alongside the rapper. In the video Jones is reportedly carrying a white crossbody bag.

Police allege the footage captures Trippie Redd fighting one of the victims. They say Jones then drew a gun from the bag and started firing. One man was hit once in the back while the other was struck in the neck, according to the warrant.

Investigators say the rapper and the group with Jones then ran from the restaurant.

The raid

Jones was taken into custody earlier this week when police searched the rapper's house. He now faces two counts of attempted murder. The charges are allegations and he has not been convicted.

Jones, who also goes by BalloutDaDon, has appeared on N3on's livestream before.