American rapper Polo G has been retained by the Los Angeles police just after he announced the release of his upcoming fourth studio album.
On Wednesday morning, officers from the Los Angeles Police Department had arrived at the front door of Polo’s apartment with a search warrant, according to statements connected to a nearby robbery.
LAPD’s search included them asking Polo and everyone else in the house to walk outside, as they were then handcuffed.
They searched the house for hours and the police failed to uncuff the rapper during that period. Polo’s attorney Bradford Cohen went ahead to accuse the officers of misconduct.
“Polo is being held under the guise that the police department needs to double check that he is not a convicted felon as there was a purported firearm found in the home,” Cohen said.
“He is not and never was a convicted felon. Any previous charges he had I got dismissed and it’s all public record.”
“They are also denying myself and my California law partner Zoe Aron access to him while he is being illegally detained.”
