Blueface, a rapper from Los Angeles, was arrested in Las Vegas on suspicion of attempted murder.

Rapper Blueface from Los Angeles was detained in Las Vegas on accusations of attempted murder on Tuesday afternoon.

According to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department, the 25-year-old, whose real name is Johnathan Porter, was apprehended outside a store in the 300 block of Hughes Center Drive at around 2:40 p.m. He will be taken into custody at the Clark County Detention Center on warrants for firing a gun at or into an occupied structure and attempted murder with a deadly weapon, according to the police.

According to authorities, Blueface was sought in relation to a shooting that occurred on October 8 in the 6000 block of Windy Road.

Law enforcement did not immediately offer any information.

Blueface shared a clip from the music video for his song “Better Days 2 (Pain In The Ghetto)” on his Instagram page in the days following the purported shooting. A jail scene from the music video features the rapper dressed in an orange jumpsuit.

“One suspect, two victims, harmed all three they youngsters / Four, five shots, all it needed to get ’em 40 years,” the song’s first line reads.

Blueface is seen with his fiancée in a video of his arrest that was obtained by TMZ on Tuesday night. A few seconds later, men in civilian attire who might have been plainclothes police officers handcuff the rapper and hold him against a wall before walking away.