Arrest of Ty Dolla $ign: Fall Guy Fail

On September 5, 2018 Tyrone William Griffin Jr., better known as rapper Ty Dolla $ign, was arrested on charges of marijuana and cocaine possession in Atlanta, Georgia after an officer on foot patrol walked by his tour van in and smelled an overwhelming odor of marijuana.

The officer, Che Milton, called a K9 unit to confirm, and - following an astonishingly strong hit on Mr. Dolla $ign's property - officers subsequently located 18 grams of marijuana, a quantity of cocaine, and thousands of dollars in cash.

Problematic for responding officers, however, was the fact that none of the seven occupants of the van were willing to claim the drugs as their own. And so, Officer Milton - apparently in an arresty mood relative to his colleagues - rounded up all seven van occupants and brought them in.

In this video we meet up with the group at the station, as the driver of the Sprinter van agrees to take responsibility for the drugs that had been found in his vehicle. Unexpectedly, though, he encounters some difficulty in taking the rap: the cops won't let him.

Stay tuned. There is much more to come.

*Although of no legal significance, it probably didn't help Mr. Dolla $ign that he is a member of a music production team by the name of "D.R.U.G.S."

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