Quavo was reportedly current throughout an armed theft on a Miami yacht Sunday night. According to Page Six, the Miami-Dade Police Department recognized two suspects in connection to the alleged crime.
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Details Regarding The Alleged Incident
According to the police division, the incident started after two males had been reportedly knowledgeable that their time on the yacht rental was “running out.” The males allegedly turned “very aggressive” with the boat’s captain and crew.
Additionally, they demanded a refund and allegedly started making “verbal threats” to the workforce onboard.
The yacht’s captain alleged that one of many males instructed him he would “kill” him and even threatened to “throw him off the boat.”
Furthermore, the suspect allegedly took the captain’s pockets and telephone out of his pocket. According to Local10, the pockets contained about $3,500.
Quavo’s Connection To The Alleged Robbery Reportedly Remains Unclear
The outlet reviews that the lads have since been recognized as Cornell A. Whitfield, 39, and Anteneh A. Workeneh, 32. However, their connection to Quavo, and the rapper’s involvement within the alleged crime, stays unclear.
Despite this, Miami-Dade authorities in the end detained “several males,” together with Quavo, after they arrived on the boat’s location.
“All of a sudden, there was a police boat that came to the front. People were raising their hands, so we were wondering what’s going on,” Terence Quek, a Miami onlooker, instructed Local10. “It was kind of like an ambush from both sides and that’s — it was a crazy scene, not going to lie.”
Additionally, a supply current through the males’s detainment instructed Page Six that the rapper was seen with “his hands zip-tied behind his back.”
Ultimately, authorities let the “Greatness” rapper go, based on the nameless supply.
“[Police] let [Quavo] go later and he and his entourage left in these big black SUVs with blacked out windows… [and a] bunch of women.”
Furthermore, the outlet reviews no arrests had been made relating to the theft as a consequence of “conflicting statements.” Additionally, all those that had been detained had been “released” by authorities and left the realm “without incident.”
Additionally, it has been revealed that no safety cameras had been in a position to report video of the incident. Despite this, Local10 reviews that the investigation into the theft will stay “ongoing.”