Bobby Shmurda Arrest Footage Hits ‘Net

Brooklyn rap newcomer Bobby Shmurda's New York arrest footage has surfaced online following his publicized bust on a weapons charge.

Footage from the arrest landed across the Internet Wednesday (December 17) evening.

Wondering Sound got a quote from the “director of public information in the office of the city’s special narcotics prosecutor” on the incident. Although she didn’t get into the specifics of the charges, she said “These arrests were the result of a long-term investigation. My office has a sealed indictment against a number of individuals. The investigation did involve a number of violent incidents as well as narcotics trafficking.” Secondly, video of Rowdy Rebel being led away in handcuffs outside of the studio has surfaced. (HNHH)

Check out the footage right here…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6VB9WDGiEE4

According to reports, the arrest was related to illegal weapons possession.

Bobby Shmurda and his GS9 crew were reportedly arrested at Quad Studios early this morning (Dec. 17), our source says. Numerous weapons were seized at the time of the arrest. Back in August, they were also arrested for gun possession. Sha Money XL was also arrested, and the crew is said to be asking for no bail. (Karen Civil)

Reports also claimed the arrest was part of a long-time investigation.

New York City police arrested Shmurda along with several others last night, confirms Kati Cornell, director of public information in the office of the city’s special narcotics prosecutor. The specific charges weren’t disclosed. “These arrests were the result of a long-term investigation,” Cornell told Wondering Sound over the phone. “My office has a sealed indictment against a number of individuals.” (Wondering Sound)

Bobby and his crew were expected to be arraigned today (December 18).

She said the indictment would be unsealed early on December 18, when the arraignments are scheduled to take place in Manhattan Supreme Court. And despite the name of the special narcotics prosecutor’s office, the case isn’t only about drugs. “The investigation did involve a number of violent incidents as well as narcotics trafficking,” Cornell says. (Wondering Sound)