Blueface arrested at gunpoint during live stream in Santa Clarita. Cops drew weapons on rapper and Chrisean outside Yard House before taking him into custody.
- October 20, 2026
AceShowbiz - Blueface was arrested at gunpoint while streaming live for allegedly obstructing a police investigation. The incident unfolded on the night of October 19, 2026, in Santa Clarita, California, and was captured in real time during a livestream.
Blueface, along with Chrisean and their friends, had dressed in costumes and were dining at Yard House when police confronted them in the parking lot. The video shows several officers approaching with their guns drawn, creating a tense situation. The rapper appeared visibly agitated and initially resisted the officers' commands.
During the confrontation, Blueface expressed frustration about the police presence and the weaponry aimed at him and his group. He reacted verbally, raising his hands but refusing to comply immediately. Law enforcement warned him that he might be arrested, but the rapper remained defiant before ultimately being taken into custody.
Nearby, Chrisean was holding their child, Chrisean Jr., while the arrest took place. According to reports from TMZ, the police had responded to a call regarding a man pointing a gun at someone in the area. After Blueface was detained, officers handed over the rapper’s jewelry to Chrisean and informed her that he was being arrested for delaying and obstructing the investigation.
Shortly after the arrest, emergency medical personnel and Child Protective Services arrived at Blueface's residence following what appeared to be a swatting call. The Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department and Blueface’s team were contacted for comment on the incident, but no official statements have been made public as of yet.
This arrest adds to the list of high-profile moments involving Blueface, who remains a figure of interest in both the music world and current news. The livestreamed footage documenting the arrest has circulated widely, sparking discussions about police encounters and public safety during live broadcasts.
This article is based on reporting originally published by Xxlmag.