Lil Wayne Breaks Silence After Drugs and Gun Were Allegedly Found on His Private Plane
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The 'A Milli' hitmaker takes to social media to let his online followers know how he felt about his private plane being raided by federal agents in Miami.

AceShowbiz - Lil Wayne spoke out after the private plane, which carried him and his entourage from California to Miami, was raided by federal authorities. Rumor has it, drugs and a firearm were discovered on the aircraft when the law enforcement executed a search warrant.

"All goody! I think they thought I was talking abt a different 'Pack' in my last tweet. But anyway GO PACK GO!!!" the rapper joked on Twitter, making a subtle reference to the alleged drug bust while mentioning his previous tweet where he cheered on his favorite NFL team, the Green Bay Packers.

Lil Wayne cracks a joke about his recent encounter with federal agents

Lil Wayne cracks a joke about his recent encounter with federal agents

Miami-Dade Police and federal authorities reportedly obtained search warrant after being tipped off about alleged drug transport. The private jet was stopped and raided once it touched down in Miami on Monday, December 23. Cocaine and a gun were allegedly found on the plane.

Weezy was "cleared" by federal investigators hours later, his lawyer Howard Srebnick said. No immediate charges were filed either.

The legal drama came just a couple weeks after the rapper was caught red-handed carrying weed in Riyadh. His marijuana was confiscated but he was fortunately let go. Once back on American soil, he vented his frustrations, vowing to never set foot in the capital of Saudi Arabia again.

The 37-year-old New Orleans musician came under fire as a result. He was called out for not respecting the country's rule. Some others said he should be grateful he was not sent to prison despite the country's strict drug policies. He deleted his angry tweet amid the backlash.

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