Drake

2022 - 12 - 31

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Drake Shares Footage Showing Him Being Detained in Sweden (Complex)

On New Year's Eve, Drake decided to send off 2022 with a video confirming his arrest in Sweden allegedly over marijuana-related charges. See you next year.

The ever-elusive Drake kind’ve confirmed his arrest (or detained) when he posted a series of photos documenting his Sweden trip. This would confirm lyrics on “Middle of the Ocean” from Her Loss where he rapped, “”Swedish jail cell, smellin’ like some Carby Musk.” However, his team has denied any news of him being arrested despite a hashtag #FreeDrake that went viral.

Video Appears to Confirm Drake Was Detained By Swedish Police (XXLMAG.COM)

Drake was the subject of arrest rumors earlier this year after word was circulating that he was detained in Sweden, and now he has appeared to confirm the ...

[Drake had been arrested in Sweden](https://www.xxlmag.com/drake-not-arrested-sweden/), along with his security, due to being in possession of marijuana. The paper noted a number of things, including that the recipient had been detained after being suspected of a crime. [Drizzy](https://www.xxlmag.com/drake-6ix9ine-witnesses-xxxtentacion-murder-trial/) eventually confirmed to [XXL](https://www.xxlmag.com/) that the rap star had not been arrested. [Drake](https://www.xxlmag.com/drake-airplane-airstrip-people-beach/) took to [Drake](https://www.xxlmag.com/drake-roasts-los-angeles-clippers-fan/) based off the hair and slight vision of facial hair. "Free [Drake](https://www.xxlmag.com/drake-teenage-lyrics-found-dumpster/)" began trending on Twitter shortly thereafter. [Drake](https://www.xxlmag.com/tags/drake/) just confirm he actually was detained by Swedish police?

EXCLUSIVE: XXXTENTACION Murder Suspect Demands Drake ... (AllHipHop)

According to court documents obtained by AllHipHop, Dedrick Williams and his attorney, Mauricio Padilla, filed a motion requesting the OVO rapper's ...

“Mr. The paperwork concludes, “The defendant is indigent and further attempts to serve Mr. Mr. He cited “On BS” from Drake’s latest album Her Loss in which he raps: “Maybe I should break that 10, do a five, then if it gets live, do a five again/If he held his tongue on that live, he’d be alive again, damn/I never put no prices on the beef until we end this s###.” As the court docs explain, multiple attempts have been made to haul him in for a deposition to no avail. According to court documents obtained by AllHipHop, Williams and his attorney, Mauricio Padilla, filed a motion requesting Drake’s participation.

Drake releases footage confirming his arrest in Sweden (Yahoo Entertainment)

Drake put a stop to speculation about his rumored detainment over the summer. In a photo dump posted hours before he rang in the new year, Drizzy shared ...

Drake Shares Unseen Footage Of Sweden Arrest (HipHopDX)

Drake has shared previously unseen footage of his run-in with Swedish authorities last summer, confirming he was detained by police in the Scandinavian ...

“Swedish jail cell smellin’ like some Carby Musk,” he rapped on “Middle of the Ocean,” plugging his luxury scented candle in the process. The document was titled “Information for Those Suspected of a Crime and Subsequently Detained,” which suggests Drake was detained but never arrested. HuffPost senior editor Philip Lewis added on Twitter: “I talked to Swedish police and they told me Drake is not currently in their custody.” [high stakes gambling](https://hiphopdx.com/news/id.67876/title.deep-pockets-drake-has-bet-over-1b-in-virtual-gambling-since-december) — from the comfort of his swanky Toronto mansion. “See you in 23.” [reportedly arrested on marijuana-related charges on July 14](https://hiphopdx.com/news/id.71740/title.drake-not-arrested-sweden) while partying in the Swedish capital of Stockholm (weed is illegal in Sweden).

Why was Drake detained by the Swedish police? Rapper shares ... (Sportskeeda)

On December 31, Canadian rapper Drake shared a video on Instagram in which he confirmed that he had a run-in with the Swedish police back in July.

However, the rapper himself confirmed the news on the last day of 2022 via Instagram. It stated that the suspect had a right to know what they were being A few days after the news of his alleged arrest, the rapper posted a photo on Instagram containing a letter from Sweden’s National Police Board’s Public Prosecutor’s Office. The letter was titled 'Information for Those Suspected of a Crime and Subsequently Detained'. In the second slide, he shared footage of himself being taken in by the Swedish police. However, these claims were denied by the rapper’s team when they told Philip Lewis, Huffington Post’s editor, that the artist was comfortably relaxing in his hotel.