Ice-T's Grandson Arrested for Killing Roommate

Elyjah Marrow -- grandson of rapper Ice-T -- was arrested after he accidentally shot and killed his roommate ... TMZ has learned. 

Cops tell us ... 19-year-old Marrow was fiddling with a handgun in his Georgia apartment Tuesday when it accidentally went off, fatally wounding roommate Daryus Johnson, who was also 19.

Marrow was charged with involuntary manslaughter, possession of firearm in the commission of a felony, and reckless conduct. He was also hit with possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute, and possession of a stolen firearm. 

He is currently in custody.

Marrow appeared on his grandfather's reality show, "Ice Loves Coco."

California Gov. Jerry Brown on Legal Pot: 'We Need to Stay Alert'

California Gov. Jerry Brown said Sunday that legalizing recreational marijuana could make states and the nation less competitive if too many people are lighting up. When asked if legalization was right for California, Brown, who just announced that he's seeking a fourth term, told David Gregory on NBC's "Meet the Press" that he wants to see Colorado and Washington — two states that have legalized pot — "show us how it's going to work." "How many people can get stoned and still have a great state or a great nation? The world's pretty dangerous, very competitive. I think we need to stay alert, if not 24 hours a day, more than some of the potheads might be able to put together," Brown said. He said that California has medical marijuana, "which gets very close to what they have in Colorado and Washington." California voted to legalize medical marijuana use in 1996. Brown, 75, who was interviewed remotely from San Francisco, also talked about California's historic drought, climate change and his political career. The Democrat said he expects former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to nab the party's presidential nod in 2016. "She's got more experience, both domestic and international," Brown said. "I mean, it's her nomination if she wants it, as far as I'm concerned."