Chief Keef has managed to keep away from the regulation in current occasions nevertheless it seems to be like he is likely to be dealing with some critical setbacks after he failed to seem in courtroom. In accordance with TMZ, a decide issued a bench warrant for the Chicago rapper’s arrest over his DUI case.
The rapper was booked again in 2021 for driving underneath the affect. Keef was a no-show in courtroom on Wednesday when he was imagined to have a listening to relating to his DUI case. In response, the decide issued a $10,000 bench warrant for his arrest.
The incident stems from a site visitors cease in June 2021. Police mentioned there was an impressive warrant towards Chief Keef that they found throughout a routine site visitors cease. They pulled over the Chicago rapper for driving with a suspended or revoked license after they found that there was an lively warrant for Keef’s arrest surrounding his DUI case. From there, he was booked and launched with out bail.
It seems that Keef can be coping with some complications after he by no means confirmed as much as his courtroom look on Wednesday.
Chief Keef has, sadly, confronted DUI prices up to now. In 2017, he was pulled over in Miami throughout a site visitors cease that changed into a drug bust. Police mentioned he failed a sobriety take a look at and a hashish transaction with a automobile driving behind them. The police charged 4 different individuals with misdemeanor possession of weed. Nevertheless, Chief Keef was charged with felony DUI. Authorities claimed the rapper’s eyes had been bloodshot and his mouth was dry after they approached him. Then a drug skilled arrived on the scene when Keef mentioned that he has a medical hashish card.
“It’s okay. If you discover weed in my urine I’ll simply get my lawyer to get my marijuana card,” he reportedly mentioned.
Chief Keef continues to be on tempo to launch his forthcoming album, Almighty So 2, on December sixteenth. Chief’s new challenge will embody the beforehand launched singles, “Racks Stuffed Inna Sofa” and “Tony Montana Movement.”
