Update: Latto Slams Reports That She Was Ordered To Complete Diversion Program Following Arrest For Having Loaded Firearm In Airport: ‘I’m Not In No D*mn Program’

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Update: Latto Slams Reports That She Was Ordered To Complete Diversion Program Following Arrest For Having Loaded Firearm In Airport: ‘I’m Not In No D*mn Program’

Update: (Mar. 23, 2023): Latto is setting the record straight on how she’s been spending her time since getting in trouble for having a firearm at the airport.

According to the Atlanta rapper, despite recent reports, she was never ordered to complete a one-year diversion program after a loaded firearm was discovered in her purse at a Los Angeles airport back in May 2021.

A diversion program aims to rectify the behavior that led to the arrest. In certain states, it’s offered to first-time offenders who have not previously been arrested or convicted of a misdemeanor or a felony offense.

Last night (Mar. 22) Latto tweeted,

“Idk who put out that false *ss information cause I’m not in no d*mn program…also the situation happened over a year ago & y’all never even knew until I mentioned it in the Boom pt 2 verse.”

She added,

“Nun to “brag” about. Leave me alone.”

Original story: (Mar. 22, 2023): Things are looking up for Latto!

Recent reports revealed that the Atlanta rapper is almost done with completing her one-year diversion program after a loaded firearm was discovered in her purse at a Los Angeles airport back in May 2021.

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On Mar. 17, a Twitter user requested that Latto, real name Alyssa Michelle Stephens, detail the drama behind her arrest. She explained:

“Went to LAX w a loaded glock 17 in my Birk got locked & let out in a few hours lmaooo booked a $75k jet to my show in Alabama & still made it on time! no cap in my rap TUH.”  

She also addressed the incident in her new song “Boom Pt. 2.” The 24-year-old raps:

“I got locked up in the airport, god d*mn forgot the gun.”

Reportedly, after Latto was charged with both carrying a loaded firearm and carrying a concealed weapon, she was mandated to a 12-month diversion program in April 2022. The requirements to complete the program reportedly include a gun safety course and 120 hours of community service.

The rapper must also stay clear of all weapons if she wants her charges to be dismissed this April.

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