Responding officials immediately “set a perimeter around the house,” but because of the urgent nature of the call, “officers made entry through the garage door which was left open.”
“We noticed a male sleeping inside a room which was later identified as Mr. Dwayne Carter,” also known as Lil Wayne.
While Lil Wayne authorized the officers to do a search of his home using K-9 dogs, the situation quickly began to unravel.
“Moments later, he became irate and upset by screaming at officers, saying, ‘I’m tired of this s**t. Take me to jail,’” reads the report.
Cops claim they became “concerned” for their safety, as well as that of Lil Wayne, 33. As a result, “officers had no alternative other than to handcuff him in order to clear the entire home and to make sure that there was no one harmed or in danger.”
Radar can exclusively reveal that during the tense incident, Lou “Dr. Lou” Bermudez, the longtime former Operations Manager of Young Money Entertainment — the label Lil Wayne founded — was called and helped diffuse the situation.
Once the home was cleared, Lil Wayne was un-handcuffed “and made whole.”
“Upon the conclusion of investigation, Mr. Carter apologized to officers for his actions and advised that he understood the importance of why officers needed to secure his home,” states the report.
However, Lil Wayne took to Twitter in the hours after the troubling situation to vent about his fragile emotional state, raising concerns that not everything is okay with the rapper behind the scenes .
“I AM NOW DEFENSELESS AND mentally DEFEATED & I leave gracefully and thankful I luh my fanz but I’m dun,” Lil Wayne tweeted on Sept. 3
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