Professional boxer Adrien Broner, influencer boxer DeenTheGreat, and their crew got arrested while shooting their music video F**k Cuh.Video footage of the scene from the arrest has gone viral on social media platforms like X. Clips show both the online streamer and internet content creator being reportedly raided by police during their video shoot in Beverly Hills. According to the footage online, police were seen confronting the crew members, while some reports claim that Broner and his team were arrested.The official X account @Kick_Champ shared a short clip from the scene. A post on the page claimed the group was arrested for shooting the music track, causing a traffic blockage. The group was shooting a music video inside a warehouse location when police response units arrived.“Adrien Broner and his team have all been ARRESTED after their crazy music video stunt they did in LA.”Statements made on camera during the live incident indicated that law enforcement arrived at the scene after receiving reports regarding “music with guns.”Continue reading for more details.Everything you need to know about Adrien Broner and DeenTheGreatLos Angeles Police Department (LAPD) authorities stopped Adrien Broner and DeenTheGreat, and their crew in Los Angeles while they were shooting the music video for their song, F*ck Cuh.Multiple clip pages and reports (including FVTV Media) state the police response began with a swatting call — a false emergency report designed to bring a heavy police response. An X post shared by @Kick_Champ claimed that the LAPD was furious as Adrien Broner and his crew blocked the traffic in the middle of the road to shoot their track.Both Broner and DeenTheGreat (real name Nurideen Shahid Shabazz) have shot multiple videos together before coming together for F*ck Cuh, including tracks targeting DDG and Kai Cenat.Though Adrien Broner is a four-division world champion professional boxer, he has also pursued a career as a hip-hop artist and rapper. Broner made his official rap debut in December 2017 with his 13-track project titled Wanted, featuring production from prominent hip-hop producers like Zaytoven, Metro Boomin, and 808 Mafia.Over the years, the 37-year-old boxer has released diss tracks (including freestyles targeting Floyd Mayweather) and has collaborated with other artists on tracks like Static and Slammer (Panda Freestyle). However, boxing legends like Floyd Mayweather have urged Broner to focus strictly on the ring rather than hip hop music.Adrien Broner arrives at the 5th Street Gym prior to his workout for the media on December 18, 2018, in Miami, Florida. Broner is scheduled to fight Manny Pacquiao on January 19th in Las Vegas, Nevada.- Source: GettyDeenTheGreat is a social media influencer, Kick streamer and influencer boxer, based in Tampa, Florida. He gained fame in the crossover boxing scene, winning titles like the Misfits Lightweight Championship and the ICB North American Welterweight Championship.In a March 2014 report in Complex, Mayweather said:“I love Adrien Broner. I think he has a lot to learn…I think he should spend less time on social media, less time trying to be a hip hop artist and focus more on his craft.”Broner is currently facing an active arrest warrant in Florida. A judge issued an arrest warrant for Broner after he failed to appear in Broward County court regarding a criminal trespass case at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida.This is not the first time Broner has faced criminal charges. In March 2020, Broner was arrested by police in Miami, Florida, after being pulled over and booked on DUI charges. In February 2018, Broner was arrested and booked into the Fulton County Jail in Atlanta, Georgia, after a woman accused him of inappropriately groping her at Lenox Square Mall.In April 2017, Broner was arrested in Covington, Kentucky, on an open 2014 warrant for public intoxication and disorderly conduct after being pulled over in a rental vehicle. In April 2016, Broner served a 10-day jail sentence at the Hamilton County Justice Center in Cincinnati, Ohio.