Blueface Reportedly Arrested After Santa Clarita Gun Scare

Blueface faced a new police run-in while live on Kick after a gun scare at a Santa Clarita business. Police checked the claim and found no man with a gun at the scene.

TMZ, citing a sheriff’s spokesperson, reported Blueface’s arrest and booking after he allegedly ignored commands.

The October 19 call brought police to a business on Magic Mountain Parkway, according to KTLA. The local sheriff’s watch commander told the station that the first report was about a man with a gun.

The watch commander described a chaotic scene as deputies answered what they treated as an emergency call.

Deputies held one person who did not obey their commands, the watch commander said. They suspected that person had delayed or blocked their work, a misdemeanor.

KTLA named Blueface as the person detained based on a post from local outlet What’s Up SCV. KTLA noted that the watch commander could not confirm the person’s name.

The run-in follows a string of false calls that have brought police to Blueface’s home and a local seafood spot. In two earlier cases, police held him while they checked a gun report, then let him go when they found no crime.

On August 23, deputies went to King of Crab on Bouquet Canyon Road after a report of a shooting. Sgt. Josh Nemeth told City News Service that Blueface had been detained and then released.

“Deputies responded, completed an investigation and determined no crime occurred at the location,” Nemeth said.

A July 21 call sent police to his Canyon Country home while he was live on Kick. Sheriff’s spokesperson Shirley Miller said a search found no shooting or sign of a crime.

More recently, two calls on September 30 sent crews back to his home. One alleged harm to a child. The other claimed a medical crisis. Crews found no medical emergency during the second visit.

AllHipHop also reported a police visit earlier this month, though authorities had not confirmed that call was deliberately false.

The latest reports did not identify who placed Monday’s call or say whether police had linked it to the earlier incidents.