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Meek Mill Breaks His Silence After Footage Surfaces Of Him Being Detained By Police (VIDEO)

Meek Mill is speaking out after video footage surfaced online showing police detaining him in New York City. The rapper took to social media, saying the whole situation left him embarrassed and confused.

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Meek Mill Speaks Out After Being Arrested

A video of Meek Mill started blowing up on social media, showing him handcuffed and surrounded by cops. Early on Saturday, November 1, Meek hopped on X (formerly Twitter) telling fans what went down and why he ended up in handcuffs. In one post, he said cops came at while he was at the club. He was so embarrassed and though it was a prank at first.In another post, he told folks that he believes the police were targeting him. “They tryna get me.”

“They just pulled me out the car and cuffed me in front of the whole club embarrassed the sh*t out of me in nyc ! I’m not scared to go outside without a gun … they had guns in my face for no reason smh I thought it was a prank.”

There’s still no word on what led police to arrest Meek Mill, but fans have immediately come to his defense to show support.

Social Media Defends Meek After Police Hold Him Up

After The Shade Room reposted the clip of Meek Mill, the comment section blew up with reactions. Folks were disappointed to see the footage, while others said they’re tired of seeing Meek in these unfortunate situations.

Instagram user @theonlymaribella wrote,Sending love Meek way because they stay on his case for no reason! ŸŸ”

Instagram user @mylifeizdope wrote, Pray for Black Men Ÿ™ŸŸ™ŸŸ™ŸŸ™ŸŸ™Ÿ”

While Instagram user @jblethaltv wrote, If yall laughing and joking about this yall sick, our people so targeted! I was slammed on a police car while jogging to get in shape, its messed up.”

Then Instagram user @taviat_d wrote, This is sad. We should be able to be successful and enjoy our success without being harassed and targeted for it.”

Another Instagram user @marvelllaaa._ wrote, Its kee kee ha ha until its you or one of your family members. None of this is funny Ÿ’”

Instagram user @borncelebritytv wrote, He always get treated bad smh Ÿ˜”

While another instagram user @jlaanderson wrote, “Leave that man alone got damn Im sick of everybody bothering him.”

Then another Instagram user @bk__dave wrote, “The Meek Hate Gotta StopŸŸŸ’”

Lastly, Instagram user @uniquedesignzbyesh wrote, Its time to be serious€ This is traumatizing smh.”

More About Meek Mill’s Previous Legal Troubles

Fans defense for Meek comes as he’s faced legal trouble in the past. In January 2023, Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf pardoned him for 2008 drug and firearm charges, which landed him in prison in 2017, according to NBC News. At the time, Meek shared a document that appeared to come from the Governor’s office showing the charges under his real name, Robert Rihmeek Williams. Shortly after, he took to social media to say he was grateful to be able to move on. “Thankyall I’m only gone do more for my community on god! #newlevelsunlocked,” he wrote.

 

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Ashley Rushford

Ashley Rushford is a journalist and digital content powerhouse with over a decade of experience. She loves to bring her bold style, unfiltered energy, and fun sense of humor to every story that she touches. After earning her Journalism and Media Studies degree from Rutgers University, Ashley launched her career in 2012, creating compelling stories for high-profile publications like Essence, Black Enterprise, Footwear News, and Harvest Magazine. She has also interviewed high-profile talents including Chloe Bailey, Sheryl Lee Ralph, and top fashion designers. At The Shade Room, Ashley writes, edits, and publishes content that has reached over 20 million readers. When she's not writing, she's likely exploring the latest trends and curating her next viral post.

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