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Video has surfaced of the incident that landed Blueface in jail on an attempted murder charge.

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On Tuesday, Blueface was arrested by undercover authorities in Las Vegas on an open warrant for attempted murder. Yes, you read that correctly attempted MURDER. The video of his arrest went viral as Blueface was held until he could face the judge.

Despite the seriousness of the charges, Blueface was able to secure a release for $50K and it was revealed that the charges stem from an altercation that happened on Oct. 8.

Footage Surfaces of Blueface Allegedly Shooting At A Driver Who Made Fun Of Him

TMZ reports that sources close to an unknown driver claim that he was attacked by Blueface’s crew inside Las Vegas’ Euphoric Gentlemen’s Club. While it’s unclear what started the altercation, Blueface wasn’t directly involved in the fight.

After the fight, the man allegedly confronted Blueface and his crew while they were leaving to ask, “Who hit me?!” and that’s when the shots rang out.

Footage of the incident has surfaced online.

According to 8NewsNow however, the victim claims he was actually shot after making a joke about Blueface “speaking with some females in a cheap vehicle.”

Authorities recently released a statement on the video footage.

“It appears that words were exchanged and a black male adult in dark clothing aggressively approaches [the victim’s] truck reaching towards his waistband area,” documents said. “[The victim] accelerates in his truck, and a black male adult in a hooded sweatshirt brandishes a handgun and discharges what appears to be two rounds at the vehicle.”

[The victim] was attempting to leave in his truck after the fight and stated the males may have thought he was ‘going for a gun’ and started shooting at him in his truck,” the documents said per 8NewsNow.

The entire situation seems to be something that could have been avoided or defused.

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