Troy Ave is in stable condition following Brooklyn shooting

No arrests have been made as of Monday morning

Troy Ave performs onstage as Coors Light Soundtrack reFRESH brings DJ Mustard, Fabolous and special guests To NYC at Stage 48 on November 17, 2015 in New York City. (Bennett Raglin/Getty for Coors Light)

Brooklyn-based rapper Troy Ave is in stable condition after sustaining two gunshot wounds on Sunday.

His attorney Scott Lemon told reporters that the rapper and his girlfriend were driving in the Brownsville neighborhood en route to visit family members when a hooded gunman walked up to his vehicle and fired several shots, striking him in the arm and grazing his head. The female passenger in the vehicle went unharmed.

The 31-year-old, whose government name is Roland Collins, drove himself to Brookdale University Hospital and Medical Center where he’s still recovering from non-life threatening injuries.

In the hours following the shooting, fellow New York rapper 50 Cent visited him in the hospital. 50 posted an image to Instagram and told concerned fans, "Dope boy Troy all good, Merry Christmas."

Troy Ave is currently out on $500,000 bail after pleading not guilty second-degree attempted murder charges and four counts of criminal possession of a weapon in connection to the fatal shooting of his 33-year-old bodyguard Ronald “Edgar” McPhatter at a T.I. concert in May. He was also shot during the incident and is suing the venue, Irving Plaza, along with its owner Live Nation for insufficient security.

As of Monday morning, no arrests have been made following Sunday’s shooting.