Fresh Details On YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s FBI Arrest Emerge!

Fresh Details On YoungBoy Never Broke Again’s FBI Arrest Emerge! Earlier this week, Baton Rouge a Louisiana rapper also known as Youngboy Never Broke Again was arrested by the FBI, and it reportedly had a connection with an earlier arrest that took place last year. According to a TMZ report, the FBI agents and the LAPD tracked the rapper down with the help of K-9 units owing to the fact that he allegedly armed with two guns on him during his earlier arrest for drug possession in September 2020.

Being a felon, due to a prior aggravated assault charge, YoungBoy is prohibited from owning firearms. At the time of his arrest, several guns were recovered from him and 15 others. Also part of the weapons was a .45 pistol and a 9mm handgun.

The guns weren’t registered in the rapper’s name, and consequently he has been charged with one count of illegal possession of firearms by a felon, in addition to possession of an unregistered weapon. During his earlier arrest in September last year, he was only faced drug charges in Louisiana.

The rapper’s lawyers have been adamant that none of the drugs and that none of the guns found during the arrest, the two firearms authorities believe he was in possession of included, belonged to him.

On Monday, March 22, the day of his arrest, YoungBoy Never Broke Again found himself in a dramatic standoff with the FBI and the LAPD. Initially, the authorities unsuccessfully attempted to get him to pull over, only escalating the situation. When his vehicle finally stopped, the rapper tried to flee on foot. The officers then deployed a K-9 to find him, in addition to setting up a perimeter to prevent him from getting out of their sight. Ultimately, their efforts paid off and he was taken into FBI custody a short moment later, after which a firearm was discovered in his vehicle.