In addition to firearms and the 2020 Mercedes-Benz C-Class AMG, the culprits allegedly made off with two Chanel purses, a pink one valued at $15,000 and a black one valued at $9,000.
- Nov 18, 2023
AceShowbiz - Russ has become the latest celebrity to fall victim to home burglary. According to a new report, thieves managed to take five guns owned by the "Losin Control" spitter as well as his girlfriend's 2020 Mercedes-Benz C-Class AMG.
TMZ revealed that Russ called the Roswell Police Department shortly before 1 A.M. on Friday, November 17. The emcee, who was not home at the time, told cops that he saw burglars on his home security camera.
Unfortunately, the thieves had fled the scene prior to the police's arrival. Officers said that "the front door was open and the place had clearly been ransacked" once they got there.
Among the stolen firearms included a pair of Glock 19s, a CZ Scorpion and two Walther handguns. In addition, the culprits allegedly made off with two Chanel purses, a pink one valued at $15,000 and a black one valued at $9,000.
Based on surveillance footage, at least two people entered the property from the basement patio door around 10:15 P.M. on Thursday. The culprits later walked right out the front door around midnight with backpacks and suitcases.
Police have yet to identify the burglars. However, they were seen wearing gloves and jackets when committing the crime.
The incident arrived a few months after Russ accused Billboard and Luminate of tainting the streams for his latest album, "Santiago". In August, he wrote on X, formerly Twitter, "Billboard & Luminate took away ANOTHER 4,000 of my REAL sales over the weekend making that 10,000 sales total they took away from me while allowing major labels to fake their streams and sales and do monopolistic merch bundles (only major labels are allowed to do merch bundles because the only approved vendor is a major label vendor)."
The project debuted at No. 12 on the Billboard 200, moving 42,000 album-equivalent units in its first week. "These numbers and charts are made up. The impact however is not. Shoutout to the fans," he went on to say.
