Overview
- In an Aug. 30 livestream, the Dallas rapper said he was pulled over for lacking a front license plate and told he appeared in the police system as a gang member.
- He recounted being taken to police headquarters for questioning where investigators played his songs for hours, prompting him to ask to be taken to jail, according to his account.
- The arrest occurred on Aug. 22 on alleged marijuana possession and unlawful firearm charges while he was heading to an album release event in downtown Dallas.
- He spent one night in Dallas County Jail and was released on Aug. 23 on a $5,000 bond, according to booking details reported by outlets.
- Attorney Valerie Baston says the defense will work to prevent any upgrade of the two misdemeanors to felonies, with a first-setting court date scheduled for Sept. 17.