Polo G is in the spotlight yet again, but not for a music hit. The rapper has found himself entangled in legal issues after being arrested for weapon possession in Los Angeles.
- The incident unfolded on October 19 when Polo G was pulled over for speeding in San Fernando Valley.
- A weapon was allegedly discovered in his vehicle during the routine traffic stop, leading to his arrest.
- Despite his arrest, he was released due to insufficient grounds for a criminal complaint, according to California Penal Code.
- This isn’t Polo G’s first brush with the law this year, adding another mark to his already controversial history.
Polo G’s recent arrest has stirred up quite the buzz. On October 19, the rapper was reportedly speeding when police pulled him over in San Fernando Valley. What could have been a simple traffic violation took a serious turn when officers allegedly found a loaded gun in his car.
The discovery landed him a felony charge for possession of a concealed weapon. However, the story took another twist. By October 21, Polo G was already a free man. Thanks to Section 849(b)(1) of the California Penal Code, the authorities found they didn’t have enough evidence to hold him.
Polo G hasn’t addressed the arrest publicly yet. It’s worth noting this isn’t his first legal hiccup this year. In April, he faced gun charges after leaving a weapon in a New York hotel. A maid found the firearm, leading to his arrest and a subsequent bail, despite his criminal history.
Polo G’s past includes various charges, including kidnapping, assault, and robbery. Last year, he was in trouble when guns were uncovered during a raid at his home. His brother, Trench Baby, was also implicated in the same incident, facing robbery charges.
Images of a variety of firearms, including rifles and pistols, emerged online after the raid. These ongoing legal challenges contrast sharply with his impending Hood Poet Tour, set to begin soon.
Polo G’s legal saga continues, adding another chapter to his troubled history.
