Last week, Gary, IN's Freddie Gibbs got local patrolman Jason Johnson in hot soup when it was discovered his police squad car was being used in a video shoot for the rapper. The clip for Baby Face Killa track "BFK" has now been unveiled, and you can decide for yourself whether the authority figure deserved to be demoted for his hand in the hip-hop vid.
Throughout the clip, you see Gibbs spitting onstage and on the street, but he also manages to put his butt prints all over the roof of Johnson's ride. Rude as some may find that to be, it's probably the bullet casings littered on the pavement and the reported weed-smoking near the squad car that really got the cop in trouble. They managed to play the apparent outrage for laughs, though, and snuck in screen grabs of some castigating headlines into the video.
You can check it out below.
Throughout the clip, you see Gibbs spitting onstage and on the street, but he also manages to put his butt prints all over the roof of Johnson's ride. Rude as some may find that to be, it's probably the bullet casings littered on the pavement and the reported weed-smoking near the squad car that really got the cop in trouble. They managed to play the apparent outrage for laughs, though, and snuck in screen grabs of some castigating headlines into the video.
You can check it out below.
