The rapper called out Colton police Cpl. Shawn McFarland and Colton police Sgt. Eric Miller by name on the track.

40 Glocc has repeatedly denied participating in gang activity and has stated that his videos are only meant for entertainment, despite real life run-ins or disputes with rappers like Lil Wayne, Game and Plies.

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The rapper has been able to maintain a steady buzz for almost a decade now and most recently had his “Beamer, Benz or Bentley” single certified gold.

“Ah yo, what’s up man, this is your boy, the PLK, Lloyd Banks,” the rapper said in a video. “I wanna take this time out to thank everybody for supporting me and the ‘Beamer, Benz or Bentley’ record. We just got certified gold, over 500,000 copies sold. Definitely appreciate that and the support going forward in the future with the ‘Any Girl’ record featuring Lloyd. The video is out there, it’s crazy. Shout-out to all my fans on Facebook, everybody, all my people. Much love, one.” (This Is 50)

Last month, Banks announced a new signing to EMI Music and explained why he did not want to release his upcoming Hunger For More 2 album via ex-label Interscope Records.

“I just came out of a situation with Interscope, and being there for years and knowing what it feels like to go through the shakiness in the system when priorities get shuffled,” Banks explained of his decision to avoid a long-term contract. “So, not really excited to jump into a situation where I have a requirement for a few albums.” (MTV)

Check out Lloyd Banks talking about his top-five favorite rappers below:

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Earlier in the day, Tiny tweeted thanking her fans for their support.

“Jus wanted 2say thank u 2every1 dats been leaving encouraging msgs & prayers! We love u guys:)going 2bed now! So glad 2b n a nice clean bed$,” she tweeted Thursday (September 2). (Tiny’s Twitter)

T.I.’s lawyer, Dwight L. Thomas, has said he is still trying to grasp the full details of the rapper’s arrest.

“Without knowing what the basis for the arrest is, what the facts and the circumstances surrounding the arrests are, it is very difficult to know really what your worst-case scenario is,” he explained. “There may be no severity to this matter at all. There may not be any validity to this matter at all. So I think the best thing for us to do is to adequately investigate the circumstances and the facts and remain optimistic that whatever has happened will be favorably resolved.” (XXL Mag)

Details on the arrest hit the Internet Thursday morning.

Tiny and her new hubby were picked up in Los Angeles after police stopped T.I. (born Clifford Harris Jr.) around 10:30 p.m. for making an illegal U-turn in his Maybach, according to a spokesperson for the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. When the officers approached the vehicle, they apparently smelled the scent of marijuana wafting from the car and then searched the passengers and the automobile. Police found an unspecified number of pills that “resembled ecstasy.” T.I. and Tiny were not traveling alone but the Sheriff’s Department spokesperson said the other passengers in the car were not charged with a crime. The duo posted $10,000 bail each and were released early Thursday morning. They are due in court on September 3. (MTV)

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According to The Tennessean, the rapper (real name: David Darnell Brown) filed Chapter 13 bankruptcy two days after the surprise morning raid by the IRS on August 3rd, in an attempt to control how creditors will be compensated and so he won’t have to liquidate his assets.

Court docs show that Buck proposed to a U.S. Bankruptcy Judge that he be docked pay of $12,500 a month from his Cashville Records label over a period of 60 months to pay back his debts, which was accepted.

Bankruptcy filing claims he earns a total of $19,170 a month, so after $12,500 is deducted each month, Buck can keep the additional income, including royalty payments.

In addition to the IRS, which claims Buck owes more than $300,000 in back taxes, interest and penalties, other creditors include the state of New York, American Home Mortgage Service and Wells Fargo Auto Finance.

In other Buck news, the rapper is planning to file a lawsuit against 50 Cent, G-Unit Inc., and his former manager Sha Money XL, in the next two months, claiming he’s worth around $5 million to the label.

“Mr. Brown intends to reorganize his debts and pay off the IRS in a timely manner through Chapter 13,” bankruptcy attorney Lynda Jones said in a statement to The Nashville City Paper. “We hope to secure the return of his personal property quickly. He will also be filing a lawsuit in the next 30-60 days against his former manager, G Unit label and Mr. Curtis Jackson.

“There are a few procedural hurdles we need to address in handling these matters, but they will ironed out shortly,” she continued. “I will be associating attorneys Amy Everhart and Jennifer Lawson for the litigation. Both have excellent experience.”

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