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T.I. released after mistaken identity mix-up in Atlanta

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T.I. (Photo by Nagashia Jackson for rolling out)

T.I., the renowned rapper and actor, has been released from police custody following an arrest in Atlanta that was reportedly due to mistaken identity.


Details of the arrest

According to reports, T.I., whose real name is Clifford Harris, was apprehended at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport on the evening of Aug. 4. The arrest stemmed from a warrant issued for another individual named Clifford Harris, who was wanted for violent behavior and stalking.


Authorities mistakenly identified T.I. as the suspect, despite significant differences in their physical descriptions. The wanted man weighs 205 pounds, while T.I. weighs 165 pounds. Fortunately, T.I.’s attorney, Steve Sadow, was able to clarify the situation within two hours, leading to the rapper’s release from Clayton County Jail.

Public reaction on social media

The incident sparked a flurry of reactions on social media. Many expressed their disbelief regarding the mix-up. Other users humorously speculated about T.I.’s potential to take legal action.


Celebrating love amid controversy

While T.I. has not publicly addressed the arrest, he recently celebrated a significant milestone in his personal life. On July 31, he and his wife, Tiny Harris, marked their 14th wedding anniversary. T.I. shared a heartfelt video montage dedicated to Tiny, expressing his love and appreciation for her. “To my lover, best friend & most of all My Wife…With all my love for all my life. 14 yrs to ♾️… 🖤🩷💛💚💙🧡 Thx for completing my Life @majorgirl Proud to call you 😍Mrs. H😘,” he wrote.

T.I.’s recent arrest serves as a reminder of the challenges celebrities face, including issues of mistaken identity. As he navigates this incident, fans continue to support him and eagerly awaiting his next steps.

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