Blueface, the popular rapper known for his hit songs “Thotiana” and “Respect My Crypn,” finds himself in even more legal trouble as he sits in a Los Angeles jail cell. A judge in Las Vegas has issued a bench warrant for his arrest, citing an alleged probation violation. This adds to the already complicated legal situation Blueface is facing.
In case you need a refresher, Blueface is currently on probation in Nevada as part of a plea deal he made in his Vegas strip club shooting case. He received a suspended sentence, meaning he would avoid jail time if he stayed out of trouble. However, violating his probation could lead to him serving a few years behind bars.
It seems Blueface’s alleged probation violation stems from a cell phone video that surfaced from a performance in Utah last December. The footage appears to show Blueface bringing a woman on stage and instructing his fiancée to attack her. This incident, along with his current situation in California, has caught the attention of prosecutors in Nevada.
Although Blueface is currently in custody in the Men’s Central Jail in Los Angeles for a separate probation violation related to an assault case, law enforcement shouldn’t have a hard time tracking him down. However, it’s worth noting that he is not scheduled to be released until July. If the warrant in Vegas is upheld, he may have to serve additional time in Nevada.
Blueface’s attorney, Kristina Wildeveld, has stated that he is cooperating with law enforcement and intends to turn himself in to Nevada authorities after serving his time in California. However, the Las Vegas judge has already warned him that she won’t hesitate to send him to prison for any probation violation.
It’s uncertain how this new legal development will affect Blueface’s career and personal life. If things don’t go in his favor, he could potentially be away from home for a significant amount of time. Only time will tell how this situation unfolds for the rapper.
Sorry, Chrisean, but it seems like Blueface is in for a rough ride as he faces the consequences of his actions and attempts to navigate the legal system.
