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Blueface’s livestream takes shocking turn as police detain rapper at gunpoint days after son’s birth

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Blueface’s livestream took a shocking turn on August 23 when armed police officers approached and detained the rapper during what was reportedly a swatting call. Blueface, whose real name is Jonathan Porter, was seen following police orders, kneeling down and keeping his hands raised before officers put him in handcuffs. His girlfriend, Nevaeh Akira, was also at the scene with their newborn baby. The incident happened only five days after the couple welcomed their first child together, making the sudden police response even more alarming for viewers watching online.

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Blueface detained at gunpoint during livestream as police respond

Footage shared online shows several police officers approaching Blueface during the incident. The rapper followed their instructions and got down on his knees with his hands raised.

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