Blueface Gets Swatted Again As Fourth Police Scare Extends Dangerous Pattern

Blueface experienced another swatting incident over the weekend, as police arrived at his residence while he was livestreaming with Nevaeh Akira and their infant son. Footage from the September 19 event showed Akira taking their baby outside and speaking with law enforcement as they assessed the situation.

This incident marks Blueface’s fourth reported swatting since July, indicating a concerning trend that has led to multiple armed police responses at his home. Swatting refers to the act of making a false emergency report to provoke a significant police reaction at an individual’s residence, business, or known location.

Blueface previously addressed the repeated incidents after police surrounded a Miami home where he was streaming earlier in the month. He commented, “Comes with the game. You get swatted. That’s what it’s called. It’s called being swatted. So, when you live-stream, everything’s live. So, sometimes the people watching want to feel like they have some type of effect on the stream. What happens? People it happens to. And uh This is what they do. They call the police. They make false reports. Waste everyone’s time.”

CBS Miami reported on the police response from September 13, during which officers drew their weapons and removed Blueface and others from a Miami residence due to another false emergency report. AllHipHop covered the same incident, describing how a large contingent of officers arrived while Blueface was broadcasting.

This confrontation occurred weeks after deputies responded to Blueface’s King of Crabs restaurant in Santa Clarita Valley on August 23, following a report that a shooting victim was inside and that an armed man resembling Blueface was present. In that instance, deputies detained Blueface at gunpoint, while Akira and their newborn were placed in a police vehicle during a search of the premises that ultimately revealed no crime had occurred.

This event was preceded by a swatting incident at Blueface’s Canyon Country home on July 21, where a caller alleged that several individuals were dead inside and that Blueface had killed his girlfriend and was restraining a child. Law enforcement surrounded the property, finding all individuals unharmed. Authorities have not disclosed the identity of the individuals making the calls, and it remains unclear if a single suspect is responsible for Blueface’s four reported incidents.