IShowSpeed was pulled over by police in Miami after an officer spotted him standing through the sunroof of a moving car following Portugal’s World Cup match against Colombia.
After the game ended in a draw, Speed and his crew left Miami Stadium, stopping for food before continuing their journey. Shortly after leaving, a police cruiser spotted Speed standing through the vehicle’s sunroof, activated its lights and pulled the car over.
Officer stopped Speed after spotting him through the sunroof
Footage from the stream showed an officer approaching the vehicle, while a member of Speed’s crew could be heard saying, “Pull over. Pull over. You know what they’re going to say, don’t you?”
Approaching the convoy of vehicles stopped on the side of the road, the officer could be heard saying, “Okay, gentlemen, how are you all doing?” While the audio immediately following can’t be heard in the clip, the officer was then heard saying, “[It’s] extremely unsafe. I understand y’all are trying to party. You can’t do that.”
“Oh, we ain’t trying to party,” Speed replied, before descending through the sunroof and sitting in the vehicle.
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When the officer asked if anyone had any questions, someone else in the vehicle responded: “No, sir.”
“Thank you, officer. Good night, officer,” Speed added, before continuing on the journey. From the footage alone, it appears as though the streamer wasn’t issued any sort of penalty or ticket after being pulled over.
While this particular encounter doesn’t look to have resulted in any penalty, Speed has had run-ins with authorities previously. Last year, officers in Dallas warned they could pursue a rioting charge after thousands of fans flooded the streets during one of his meetups. In 2023, he was also warned he could face a felony after accidentally calling emergency services while live on stream.
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