Rapper T.I.

T.I. has issued a statement through his chaser addressing his drunken on Wednesday.

TIP was taken into custody early on Wednesday morning when a security baby-sit at his gate community home in Henry County, an Atlanta suburb due south of the city. T.I., born Clifford Harris Jr., arrived at the Eagle's Landing Country Society community in the 100 block of Hawkeye's Landing Mode around four a.m. on Wednesday. The Atlanta rapper noticed that the guard was sleeping on the job and attempted to wake him up to let him within, AJC reported.

The guard told chosen law officer when T.I. started yelling at him and asked for his supervisor name. When police arrived on the scene, TIP told the cops that the guard refused to let him in when asked to exist allow in the community where he lives. The guard says the rapper was yelling profanity at him and behaving badly. The guard also claimed that T.I. threatened him past telling him to "come outside so nosotros can deal with this man to man."

T.I.'due south attorney, Steve Sadow, tweeted out a statement saying that the rapper was wrongfully arrested. "Tip was wrongfully arrested early this morning when he attempted to proceeds entrance into his gated community – where his married woman 'Tiny' and his family reside," the statement reads. "The guard was sound asleep when Tip arrived at the guardhouse. It took Tip some fourth dimension to wake upwards the sleeping baby-sit. Tip conspicuously identified himself and sought entry. The guard refused entry."

T.I. was released on bond on Wednesday afternoon and he never had to go to court.

Here is the total statement.