IHeartMemphis has been arrested for the second time this month. Authorities say the rapper is now accused of burglarizing homes and causing a disturbance in his neighborhood, Plantation, Florida.
According to NBC6, officers responded Tuesday, February 17, to reports of the rapper causing a disturbance in the street. When deputies arrived, they found IHeartMemphis, whose real name is Richard Maurice Colbert, on his cellphone and posting to social media, allegedly violating the terms of his previous arrest.
Authorities said the ‘Hit the Quan’ rapper fled the scene when deputies attempted to take him into custody. Investigators allege he entered neighboring homes through fenced backyards and screened-in patios while trying to avoid arrest.
The Broward County Sheriff’s Office later located and arrested Colbert with help from its aviation unit and K-9 teams. Officials advised residents in the area to remain indoors during the search.
Social media users quickly weighed in following news of the arrest.
Instagram user @aspicesinterludee_ wrote, “I thought he was supposed to get out nd get help???”
Another Instagram user, @sincerelymuva, wrote, “Mental health matters have some grace. He needs help”
While Instagram user @meechhiiee_ wrote, “sounds like he was laced to me idk”
Instagram user @bbrandonct wrote, “Hik and Silento went out sad.”
Another Instagram user @theehusslee wrote, “lol now he finna sit 😂 bond revoked”
While Instagram user @luhkiyy wrote, “& y’all still gonna beat me up for saying he’s literally having a mental breakdown…”
Instagram user @mai.mackkk wrote, “He’s clearly in the middle of a cris why are they steady jailing him instead of hospitalizing him”
Another Instagram user @stiffmoods wrote, “hit da cell”
While Instagram user @krysssmarieeee wrote, “Cause why would y’all let him out that fast like…”
Earlier this month, the ‘Hit the Quan’ rapper was arrested after barricading himself inside his home and livestreaming a standoff with SWAT officers for several hours. Authorities charged him at the time with making written or electronic threats to kill and resisting an officer without violence.
Colbert was released on bond Saturday, Feb. 14, following that arrest.
Shortly after his release, videos circulated online showing the rapper speaking about being “fresh out,” despite reports that he was not permitted to use social media under his release conditions.
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