Blueface Surrenders to Las Vegas Police for Probation Violation Amidst Turbulent Baby Mama Dispute

Controversial rapper Blueface has voluntarily turned himself in to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, facing potential imprisonment for a probation violation linked to what has been described as “baby mama drama.” Various online sources suggest that the “Thotiana” artist may be looking at a sentence of up to a year behind bars.

Undated footage featuring Blueface has surfaced on social media, sparking speculation about his potential absence from the public eye for the next year. Adding fuel to the situation, Blueface’s mother, Karlissa Saffold, took to her social media accounts on Friday (January 12) to insinuate the involvement of Jaidyn Alexis and Chrisean Rock in her son’s predicament.

In a heartfelt post, Saffold hinted that Jaidyn and Rock contributed to her son’s legal troubles, stating, “Jaidyn got him one charge, Rock got him the one that violated the other.” She expressed concern over their involvement, emphasizing that parents seek the best for their children and praying for everyone to heed parental advice.

Saffold provided further details, alleging that “Baby Mama #1” (Jaidyn Alexis) was involved in an incident where she “threw a glass at security,” while “Baby Mama #2” (Chrisean Rock) reportedly “hit a fan.” According to Saffold, their reluctance to cooperate with authorities regarding the events has led to Blueface’s incarceration.

Regardless of the specifics surrounding Blueface’s legal troubles, the rapper was on probation stemming from a 2022 shooting incident that forced the closure of a Las Vegas business. In October 2022, Blueface was involved in a shooting at the Euphoria Gentlemen’s Club on the Las Vegas Strip, resulting in one individual sustaining injuries.

Originally facing a $13 million payment to cover lost revenue, lease charges, and lost wages, Blueface accepted a plea deal, reducing the charges to battery and discharging a firearm. Although he avoided jail time, he received a three-year probationary period, a prohibition on drugs, alcohol, and weapons, and restrictions on being in Las Vegas except for work purposes.

Violation of these terms could lead to imprisonment for the remainder of his sentence. Furthermore, Blueface has been ordered to pay the club owner $14,386,164.23 due to his failure to meet the financial obligations, with additional interest accrued on the original $13 million.