Update: Additional Body Cam Footage Released of Lil Pump's Airport Arrest

Update 04/12/2019 2:12pm:

Last December, Lil Pump and his manager were arrested after a shouting match with the Miami-Dade police, where later charges of disorderly conduct were dropped after the initial body cam footage was released in February.

Now there's a new 5-minute video circulating the internet that provides more context behind the incident, as both Pump and his manager can be seen insisting that they weren't the owners of luggage that was being investigated. 

In the new footage, Pump's manager can be seen aggressively speaking on behalf of his client, prompting the investigators to separate them so they could speak to Pump directly. From there, the "Gucci Gang" artist also started to be combative while being questioned, which led to one of the officers to scream "calm down!" in his face in addition to saying "I don't care, it's your bag now."

After the initial footage was released, the Miami-Dade Police Department began an internal investigation and the state attorney decided to drop the charges, while Pump has reportedly yet to follow through on the lawsuit that he announced soon after. It should be noted, however, that it's also been reported that the bag in question wasn't Pump's after all. 

Source: XXL

Update 02/22/2019 3:36pm:

Previously, footage surfaced of Lil Pump getting into a shouting match with police at the Miami International Airport after trying to tell police that a bag that smelled like weed wasn't his. Because of the shouting match, Pump was arrested. Now, the rapper has posted the video of the body cam footage that was released showing the shouting match, along with a caption saying "DIRTY A** 🐷SAID “ITS YOUR BAG NOW”THIS RACIST S**T NEEDA STOP LAWSUIT ON DA WAY." 

Take a look above. 

Original 02/21/2019 5:57pm:

TMZ obtained body cam footage of Lil Pump having a shouting match with a Miami police officer in the airport before his December arrest. The video shows a frustrated Pump telling an officer repeatedly that a bag that smelled of weed wasn't his, which led to one of the officers getting in the rapper's face. 

The "Gucci Gang" rapper was pulled off of his flight to L.A. and was booked for disorderly conduct along with his manager. TMZ reports that police confirmed that Lil Pump wasn't carrying drugs in his bag.