Blueface Gets Swatted Again As Fourth Police Scare Extends Dangerous Pattern

Blueface endured another swatting scare over the weekend as police descended on his home while he livestreamed with Nevaeh Akira and their infant son.

Video circulating from the September 19 incident showed Akira carrying their baby outside and speaking with officers as police checked the scene.

The incident appears to be Blueface’s fourth reported swatting since July, extending a dangerous pattern that has repeatedly brought armed officers to his location.

Swatting involves making a false emergency report designed to trigger a heavy police response at somebody’s home, business or other known location.

Blueface already addressed the repeated calls after police surrounded a Miami residence where he was streaming earlier this month.

“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.”

CBS Miami documented the September 13 police response, when officers removed Blueface and others from a Miami residence at gunpoint following another false emergency call.

AllHipHop reported the Miami incident after a large group of officers arrived with weapons drawn while Blueface was broadcasting.

The Miami confrontation came weeks after deputies rushed to Blueface’s King of Crabs restaurant in Santa Clarita Valley on August 23.

AllHipHop reported officers detained Blueface at gunpoint after someone claimed a shooting victim was inside and described an armed man matching him.

Deputies also placed Akira and their newborn inside a police vehicle while officers searched the restaurant and determined nobody had committed a crime.

That episode followed a July 21 swatting at Blueface’s Canyon Country home after a caller allegedly reported several people dead inside the residence.

The caller also claimed Blueface had killed his girlfriend and was restraining a child, causing deputies to surround the property before finding everyone unharmed.

Authorities have not publicly identified whoever made the calls, and law enforcement has not announced whether Blueface’s four reported incidents share one suspect.