Key Takeaways
- Adrien Broner was handcuffed by a Beverly Hills police officer on October 25 during a traffic stop tied to an investigation into a large street gathering in a residential area.
- Beverly Hills police said Broner was released from the scene without a citation, and law enforcement sources said he was ultimately not arrested.
- Broner kept livestreaming through the detainment, dancing in handcuffs and telling onlookers to avoid sudden moves while questioning why officers had their guns out.
During a music video shoot, Adrien Broner had an unexpected cameo by the Beverly Hills Police Department.
The retired boxer was live-streaming alongside his collaborator DeenTheGreat and approximately 50 others on Sunday (Oct. 25) when officers handcuffed and placed him back of a police vehicle, according to TMZ. Footage from the incident shows the 37-year-old dancing in front of officers before being apprehended.
At one point of the video, Broner informed officers that he was listening to music before telling his friends not to make any sudden moves. Among those in attendance of the music video was the producer Hitmaka, formerly known as Yung Berg.
The Beverly Hills Police Department told TMZ that Broner was detained during a traffic stop concerning an investigation into a large street gathering in a residential area. Broner was released from the scene, and law enforcement sources confirmed he was not arrested.
Broner, who has been arrested multiple times in the past, has turned to streaming and music in the last few years, with recent notable songs being “WHO TF IS DDG” and “Kickn Flava.” In August, Broner was cleared of a bench warrant after a criminal trespassing at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Apr. 2024. At the time, he had received a lifetime ban from the building but was not taken into custody upon re-entering the casino.
