The Migos rapper was cuffed by cops at The Grove retail complex in Los Angeles on Wednesday night.
Offset was reportedly detained by police on Wednesday at The Grove, a popular open-air shopping complex in Los Angeles.
The rapper -- whose real name is Kiari Kendrell Cephus -- was detained by Los Angeles police officers after receiving a report of a person with a gun in the shopping center's multi-story parking structure, TMZ reports.
Police confirmed to the outlet that they'd received the call around 8 p.m. It's reported that the individual who was believed to be in possession of a firearm fled the scene.
TMZ reports, however, that police confirmed two firearms were recovered and that Offset, along with three other individuals, have been taken to the police station for further questions. No arrests have been made.
As seen in a cell phone video shot by an onlooker, Offset -- who can be seen wearing a yellow pullover -- was pushed against a wall and detained by an officer while demanding to know why he was being handcuffed.
ET has reached out to reps of the artist and to the LAPD for comment.
Offset's most recent run-in with the law came in May 2019, when an arrest warrant was issued for the rapper in Sandy Springs, Georgia, after he was allegedly angered by a person filming him on a cell phone camera, which he was then accused of breaking.
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