Top News | Digga D arrest rumours denied by cops after unfounded claims rapper was busted over stabbing in Dubai
RUMOURS that drill rapper Digga D has been arrested in Dubai following a stabbing have been denied by the police. Rhys Herbert \- AKA Digga D \- from West London has been in the United Emirates where he has filmed a music video.
GettyDigga D has been the subject of claims about his arrest '/ ' Unsubstantiated rumours started circulating on Twitter last night that alleged an unknown British rapper stabbed someone in Dubai Then people began speculating that Herbert had been arrested by police following the alleged attack. He is no stranger to trouble and was jailed last year for his role in planning a terrifying machete and knife brawl with a rival gang. But Dubai police insisted he had not been arrested. A spokesperson said: ...Dubai police have no one by that name currently in detention.... In the early hours of today, Digga D took to social media and tweeted a clip from a video of his. Most read in The Sun GET THEM IN THERE I'm A Celeb WILL return - after being axed again tonight amid storm fears MISTLETOE AND WHINE I charge pals £70 a head for Christmas dinner - even my kids pay BIT RICH? Mum-of-22 Sue Radford accused of 'disgusting' display of wealth by trolls MANE ATTRACTION My baby has hair like Kate Middleton… I always get stopped by passers-by FEELING IT Omicron Covid does NOT cause loss of taste or smell but has 'unusual' symptoms 'DISGRACEFUL' Carlton Cole sparks outrage by saying City game could 'be a Holocaust' on BBC In that, there are full of references to gang violence gun gestures and a reference to "one shot" of a Glock gun which "leaves your head back-spinning". The rapper has come under fire for his tracks which some say glorify gang violence. Herbert himself was released from prison in May last year after being sentenced to two and a half years for his role in a machete brawl in front of shoppers in central London. In a landmark ruling, the judge banned Herbert and other members of the 1011 street gang from making videos that glorified or incited violence without police approval under a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO). New music releases must be approved by the Met police But while cannot specifically refer to real-life violence or rivalries, the gun-obsessed musician can refer to violence generally. 
Digga D has been in Dunai filing his new video 
In the track Red Light Green Light, he has people dressed up like contestants in Netflix hit Squid 
YouTubeThe rapper has come under fire for his tracks which some say glorify gang violence '/ ' We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 0207 782 4104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours. Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks. Source:
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