Rapper Glorilla Once again he found himself in some serious legal issues.

According to multiple reports, the 25-year-old rapper, the most famous for his song "that HLO!" Was arrested in the Criminal Prosecution after the police, who initially responded to the burglary in her home, allegedly found a large amount of marijuana in the premises.

Glorilla arrest comes a little over a year after being arrested in Georgia for driving under influence.

Glorilla, born Gloria Hallelujah Woods, "Voluntarily turned to the Forsyth County County," July 22, according to the documents obtained by People.

The arrest of reperarstar, however, was encouraged by anger among fans, given that he was accused after someone called the police to solve "breach in progress."

"It was recorded that the three suspects entered the Chamber and were in the process of theft of cases when the armed passenger passenger fired on intruders", statement from the Sheriff County of Forsyth County. "The suspects fled to the scene, and it doesn't seem to be affected. Something did not report injuries among hosts."

The Forsyth Count's Sheriff Statement further stated that his officials conducted a "fundamental investigation" and during that time, "MPs revealed a strong scent in accordance with illegal narcotics."

"As a result, it was contacted and answered to the Lanier's residential work group and answered the residence," statement continued.

Later the police received a search order, where they found the "significant amount of marijuana" in the gloriline cabinet for the bedroom, which resulted in that she accused of "a misdemeanor of marijuana and possessing the schedule one controlled substance".

Glorilla turned and was later released on $ 12,260 a bond, on people.

Sheriff Ron Freeman also released a statement in the environment, calling the Glorilla "victim of hard crime".

However, he continued, "At the same time, we must continue to capture and implement the law in all aspects of this case."

On social networks, Glorilla has caused the arrest of strong reactions of multiple users.

One commented, "Wait, so her home broke out ... then he goes to jail ... for weeds?"

Someone else wrote: "So she robbed and arrest her for weeds?"

Others shared that Glorilla's arrest could make people afraid to contact the law enforcement, with one writing, "How was the victim arrested ??"

And the comments didn't stop there.

Another user twisted, publishing, "How do you arrest me when I robbed me?"

"People can't be a victim in peace," someone else wrote, while the other announced, "getting charges after looting was crazy."

One user emphasized the Iron of the situation, writing, "2025. Arrest of someone for something that is taxed in certain countries is wild."

Glorilla turned to the incident on X, earlier Twitter, calling the situation "crazy".

"My house was rented on Saturday while I was in Indianapolis who performed for WNBA All Star Game & artificial to focus on finding suspects, focus on some cannabis," she wrote. "1. So, no, I wasn't broken, 2. My house was robbed, 3. I wasn't home."

She continued, "the long story short my house is coming home and I am the only one who is arrested."