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Alabama Rapper Runs From Cops on FB Live While Friend BEGS Him to Stop
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August 23, 2025
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🔥 An Alabama rapper sparked chaos after going live on Facebook while leading police on a high-speed chase. During the wild pursuit, he screamed “I ain’t going back to the feds!” as his terrified passenger begged him to stop — fearing for their lives.
The livestream captured every reckless moment as speeds climbed and tension skyrocketed. Eventually, the chase came to a dramatic end, leaving viewers stunned and questioning just how far some people will go to avoid arrest. 🚔💨
😳 “Bro, please stop — we’re going to DIE!”
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