Slim Jxmmi — one half of the duo Rae Sremmurd — was arrested in Miami early Tuesday, Jan. 25, after allegedly assaulting the mother of his child during an argument at an apartment, police confirm.
Police charged Slim Jxmmi — real name Aaquil Brown — with one count of battery. The alleged victim — described as being in an “intimate relationship”With the rapper in the arrest record obtained by Rolling Stone — said the argument began when she asked Brown why he was following another woman on social media. Brown was a spokesman for Brown. “frustrated”According to the arrest report, he left and was later seen at a pub that night.
Brown’s return was accompanied by a woman who claimed that she could smell alcohol. After the couple ran out to get food, they returned to the apartment and the woman said she asked Brown to help her move their baby’s playpen, but he refused. Brown pulled her hair and prevented her from moving the baby to a bed.
“The victim’s hair extension was pulled from her scalp in the process,”This is the arrest report. “The victim then grabbed her phone to record the situation, which made [Brown] upset. [Brown] began chasing after the victim to take the phone from her but she kept running around the house to avoid him.”
Per the report, the woman did send one of the video’s from the alleged altercation to a friend via Instagram. Brown then tried to steal the phone from the woman by lying on top of it while she was lying in fetal. Then he chased her into another bedroom and allegedly stole the camera. “kick[ing] in the door causing a hole in the wall.”Brown was also seen struggling to get the phone off a balcony. He allegedly then threw it away to “stop her from posting the recording on social media.”
Also, the arrest report notes that the woman was also taken into custody “sustained scratch marks on her chest”During the altercation, the rapper.According to the report, Brown was taken into custody peacefully. Brown’s lawyer was not named in the charges and Brown’s representative did not immediately respond. Rolling Stone‘s request for comment.
