Rapper Blueface is arrested for gun possession in Hollywood… after driving with suspended license
Rapper Blueface is arrested for gun possession in Hollywood… after driving with suspended license and expired registration
- The rapper, 25, was arrested in Hollywood around 3:15 am
- His vehicle was pulled over due to an expired registration
- Blueface was allegedly driving with a suspended license
- Police reportedly searched the car and found a concealed and loaded firearm
- The other passengers in the car who were not arrested
The rapper Blueface was reportedly arrested in Hollywood for gun possession in the early morning hours of Saturday.
The Thotiana hitmaker, 25, had been driving in a car with several people when he was stopped at the Sunset and Vine intersection around 3:15 am
Police told TMZ that the music artist was originally pulled over for driving with an expired registration.
Gun charges: Rapper Blueface was arrested in Hollywood for gun possession in the wee hours of Saturday morning
After a computer check it was also discovered that Blueface — real name Johnathan Jamall Porter — was driving with a suspended license.
Porter was ordered out of his vehicle by police, who commenced a search.
A loaded firearm was allegedly found in the center console, leading to his arrest for possession of a concealed firearm.
Location: The Thotiana hitmaker, 25, had been driving in a car with several people when he was stopped at the Sunset and Vine intersection
None of the other passengers in the vehicle appear to have been arrested.
The rapper last made headlines back in November for beating up a nightclub bouncer in the San Fernando Valley.
The violence was caught on camera and the entertainer and others with him were charged with two felonies, one for assault and one for robbery.
Per TMZ Johnathan and three others ‘stomped, kicked, and punched’ the doorman, leaving him in need of stitches.
Track record: The rapper last made headlines back in November for beating up a nightclub bouncer in the San Fernando Valley
Back in April of 2021, the rapper attracted controversy from a social media video that he apparently posted himself.
In the clip, he could be seen asking several women if they were ready to ‘get tattoos or go home,’ which appeared to be a requirement to stay at his unorthodox house.
However, TMZ later reported the clip was part of a reality show he was working on that he streamed via an OnlyFans account.
Blueface video: Blueface drew comparisons to a cult leader after a video surfaced in April showing him asking several women if they were ready to get tattoos or leave his home, but TMZ later reported that it was part of a show he was filming
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