Blueface Hit With Two Swatting Calls Within Hours

Two fake emergencies sent first responders back to Blueface’s home in just over two hours, extending a run of swatting incidents that have followed the rapper since the summer. The calls on September 30 involved completely different claims, but authorities determined neither reflected an actual emergency.

The first report came around 1:30 p.m. and alleged that a woman had thrown a 3-year-old child to the ground at Blueface’s Canyon Country home. Deputy Mariela Picard of the Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station told KHTS Radio that deputies found Blueface livestreaming when they arrived. A walk-through of the property found no children, and officers could not locate the person who made the report.

Then, at approximately 3:42 p.m., another caller claimed someone at the residence was suffering a seizure. According to TMZ, Los Angeles County firefighters joined deputies for the second response. Authorities spoke with Blueface and determined there was no medical emergency. Both calls were classified as swatting incidents, and Blueface has repeatedly found himself on the receiving end in recent months.

The September 30 calls bring the reported total involving Blueface to at least six since July, according to AllHipHop. Several have happened while he was livestreaming, giving viewers a real-time look at police arriving over claims that ultimately proved false.

One of the earliest incidents occurred July 21, when someone reported a shooting at his Canyon Country home. KHTS Radio reported that deputies searched the property and found no evidence a shooting had occurred. Blueface and a cameraman were briefly detained during the response.

Another call in August sent deputies to his King of Crabs restaurant while Blueface was there with Nevaeh Akira and their newborn son. Someone falsely reported a shooting victim inside and described an armed man matching Blueface. Officers detained him at gunpoint before determining there was no crime.

The pattern continued in September, including a Miami incident that brought a heavy police response to a residence where Blueface was staying. Afterward, he blamed people watching his livestreams for trying to interfere with them through false reports. “They call the police. They make false reports. Waste everyone’s time,” he said.