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   MIAMI – American rapper Polo G, whose real name is Taurus   
   Bartlett, was arrested early Saturday morning on multiple   
   charges in Miami.   
      
   Jail records show that Bartlett, 22, faces charges of battery on   
   a police officer, threatening a public servant, resisting an   
   officer with violence, resisting an officer without violence and   
   criminal mischief.   
      
   According to his arrest report, a Miami police officer pulled   
   over a black Cadillac that Bartlett was inside of in the area of   
   South Biscayne Boulevard and Southeast First Street.   
      
   Police said the vehicle had blacked out windows and the driver   
   was asked to lower his window.   
      
   “No, for what? Why do I have to lower my window for?” the driver   
   responded, according to the report.   
      
   Police said the vehicle was occupied by multiple males,   
   including one who said, “This vehicle is bullet proof. That’s   
   why we are not lowering the windows.”   
      
   Authorities said the group was then asked if they had any guns   
   inside the car, and they began nervously looking at each other   
   but didn’t respond.   
      
   According to the report, all occupants were ordered out of the   
   vehicle so officers could conduct a pat down to make sure the   
   group didn’t have any firearms or weapons on them.   
      
   Police said most of the males then exited the car, yelling and   
   shouting at the officers.   
      
   But officers said Bartlett became “increasingly verbally   
   aggressive” and refused to get out of the car.   
      
   “F*** you. What the f*** do I have to get out of the vehicle   
   for?” the rapper allegedly told them.   
      
   Police said Bartlett was removed from the car by officers and   
   was taken to the ground after he resisted, tensing his arms and   
   throwing his body from side to side.   
      
   According to the report, the rapper punched and elbowed one of   
   the officers multiple times during the struggle, causing the   
   officer to sustain multiple injuries, including a cut to the   
   right upper forehead area, a cut to the right chin area and a   
   swollen and slightly bruised right cheek.   
      
   “I will kill you. I swear I’ll use these fists to beat the s***   
   out of you and knock your a** out,” Bartlett told the officer,   
   according to the report.   
      
   Cellphone video posted on Twitter by @raphousetv2 shows a woman,   
   who is believed to be the rapper’s mother, yelling at police   
   officers following her son’s arrest.   
      
   “All of this for two boys? Where are my sons?...please, video   
   all of this s***!” the woman screams, pointing at a crowd of   
   police vehicles that were parked at the scene. “For two f***ing   
   kids with no f***ing guns!”   
      
   But authorities say two firearms were indeed found inside of the   
   vehicle in a black bag, although it’s unclear who the guns   
   belonged to.   
      
   Police said Bartlett also repeatedly kicked the interior door   
   panels of a police car while he was being transported to the   
   police station.   
      
   The artist’s mother and manager said he was stopped after an   
   album release party.   
      
   She tweeted at the police department later in the morning,   
   demanding to know where her sons are.   
      
   WHERE ARE MY SONS?! WHERE IS MY MINOR SON??! ANSWER THAT!!!   
   https://t.co/inG4gEQcpX   
      
   — Stacia.mac (@StaciaMac1) June 12, 2021   
   Bartlett was released from the Turner Guilford Knight   
   Correctional Center late Saturday afternoon. The rapper, who   
   refused to speak with reporters, had a jacket covering his head   
   and was driven away in a black SUV.   
      
   Police said several other people who were with the rapper were   
   arrested for various offenses, including driving with a   
   suspended license, driving with no valid driver’s license,   
   resisting an officer without violence and disorderly   
   conduct/breaching the peace.   
      
   Authorities said the incident was captured on body-worn cameras   
   and public safety cameras.   
      
   “The department has initiated a review of this incident, which   
   will include an examination of all camera footage to insure   
   adherence to departmental policy and law,” a news release from   
   the police department stated. “The department has also launched   
   an investigation on several threats received against our   
   personnel and facilities by unknown individuals in response to   
   the arrest of Mr. Bartlett.”   
      
   Polo G was born and raised in Chicago and released his debut   
   album, “Die a Legend,” in 2019. He has had 10 singles on the   
   Billboard Hot 100 chart, including his 2021 single, “Rapstar,”   
   which debuted at No. 1 on the Hot 100.   
      
   Nobody gives a fuck what this nigger's obscene shit charted at.   
      
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   The Virus Torments   
   27 MIN AGO   
   This moron could have avoided all this if he simply complied and   
   said "yes sir"...The way you fight the police is in court, not   
      
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