Wiz Khalifa: I was arrested for riding a hoverboard, Wiz Khalifa took to social media Saturday to share a videos of himself getting restrained for riding his 'hover board' at LAX, he says.
The rapper wrote that he was forced to lie belly-down on the airport ground, because he "didn't want to ditch the technology everyone will be using in the next 6 months."
Here's the clip Khalifa shared of U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers yelling "Stop resisting," while Khalifa replies, "I'm not resisting."Khalifa also shared a video of himself telling the CBP officers that they "can't do nothing" about him boarding around the airport.Khalifa tweeted, "I stand for our generation and our generation is going to be riding hover boards," referring to one of these trendy boards.
"Haven't been slammed and cuffed in a while. That was fun," he tweeted.The CBP shared this statement about the incident with USA TODAY:
"CBP officers are conducting their critical national security mission while facilitating the entry of legitimate travelers. An uncompliant passenger or any disruptive behavior could put many at risk in this highly secure area. Privacy laws prevent CBP from discussing specific cases."
The rapper wrote that he was forced to lie belly-down on the airport ground, because he "didn't want to ditch the technology everyone will be using in the next 6 months."
Here's the clip Khalifa shared of U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers yelling "Stop resisting," while Khalifa replies, "I'm not resisting."Khalifa also shared a video of himself telling the CBP officers that they "can't do nothing" about him boarding around the airport.Khalifa tweeted, "I stand for our generation and our generation is going to be riding hover boards," referring to one of these trendy boards.
"Haven't been slammed and cuffed in a while. That was fun," he tweeted.The CBP shared this statement about the incident with USA TODAY:
"CBP officers are conducting their critical national security mission while facilitating the entry of legitimate travelers. An uncompliant passenger or any disruptive behavior could put many at risk in this highly secure area. Privacy laws prevent CBP from discussing specific cases."
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