Rapper Lil Baby Arrested For Reckless Driving, Releases Statement: F*ck The Police Who Be On That Bullsh*t

Rapper Lil Baby
Rapper Lil Baby Arrested For Reckless Driving, Releases Statement: F*ck The Police Who Be On That Bullsh*t
On Thursday, Atlanta rapper, Lil’ Baby was arrested by Atlanta PD in the middle of the road on multiple driving-related charges. In the viral video, bystanders were on scene and recorded Lil’ Baby (real name Dominique Jones), being placed in handcuffs, faced down next to an orange Corvette.
According to reports, Jones, 22, faces charges from eluding police, reckless driving, and failure to signal. Jones was bonded out of Atlanta Detention Center on Thursday evening. His bond has not been released at this moment. Baby had spent years behind bars on multiple charges, which involve possession of marijuana with intent to sell.
BREAKING: Atlanta rapper Lil Baby arrested on reckless driving charges, troopers say. Channel 2 Action News was the only local station to capture the moment Lil Baby exited the Atlanta City Jail. Updates on the Channel 2 Action News Nightbeat at 11 https://t.co/dhvowQpYgy pic.twitter.com/Pq6OowK3dX
— WSB-TV (@wsbtv) February 8, 2019
Lil Baby released a statement on social media.


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