21 Savage's lawyer says that a firearm found during an arrest was not the rapper

Earlier today (February 7), TMZ reported that the 21 Savage car was driving at the time of his arrest Sunday (February 3rd) had a fully charged Glock when they lured it. Now, rapper Brian Steel's lawyer tells TMZ that neither the weapon nor the Dodge Challenger 21 were part of the rapper.

According to the update released earlier today (February 7), the lawyer of 21, Steel would not give more details on the identity of the car or the weapon. He made it clear that

In the initial report, the police said that the 21st had "driven recklessly" and had almost hit a police car as he was crossing a sidewalk to another street. Then the police reportedly spilled the car and after searching the vehicle, she would have found a Glock with a long store in the glove compartment of the car. From there, 21 were taken shortly thereafter by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF).

It is still unclear how and when the US Immigration and Customs Services (ICE) were involved in 21 incidents because they were not included in the official police report documenting all the indent . According to the celebrity news website, the agencies listed were the DeKalb K-9 unit, the Narcotics Unit, the ATF, the Georgia State Patrol and the DeKalb 90 unit. , but an ATF source badures TMZ that ICE was present.

Meanwhile, 21 Savage remains in the custody of ICE in Georgia. Jay-Z has also provided rapper Alex Spiro's lawyer to help with the case.