Army Of Miami Police Detain Blueface Detained At Gunpoint During Latest Swatting Incident

Blueface keeps getting swatted while streaming, and the situation’s escalating fast, with each incident bringing more armed cops to his location.

A massive army of Miami police showed up with guns drawn to a home where he was live-streaming. Blueface described the reality of streaming: a massive police presence outside the Miami home.

“Comes with the game,” he said. “You get swatted. That’s what it’s called. It’s called being swatted. So, when you live-stream, everything’s live. So, sometimes the people watching want to feel like they have some type of effect on the stream. What happens? People it happens to. And uh This is what they do. They call the police. They make false reports. Waste everyone’s time.”

The California rapper’s become a target for people who call in false emergencies during his livestreams, turning what should be entertainment into a dangerous game of cat and mouse with law enforcement.

The swatting incidents keep piling up. Back in July, someone called 911 claiming multiple people were shot and killed at his Canyon Country home while he was streaming.

The caller alleged he’d murdered his girlfriend and restrained her child inside the house, sending deputies rushing to the scene with weapons drawn.

Blueface calmly told his chat they’d been swatted and explained the false claims to viewers as officers surrounded the property.

Just weeks later in August, the same thing happened at his King of Crabs restaurant in Santa Clarita.

This time he was there with his ex-girlfriend Nevaeh Akira and their newborn baby Jonathan Jr. when deputies responded to another severe violence call.

Officers detained him at gunpoint while his family watched, but released everyone after determining no crime had occurred. Blueface cooperated fully and walked backward toward officers with his hands raised.

The pattern shows how swatting has become a real threat to streamers who broadcast their locations online.

Judging by the massive police response during the Miami incident, the swatting is getting more dangerous for the rapper.