Drake appears to confirm run-in with Swedish police in new Instagram post
Drake's latest Instagram post appears to confirm that he did have a run-in with the Swedish police recently after his team denied that he was arrested last week.
Last week #FreeDrake was trending on Twitter, with fans speculating that he was arrested while at a nightclub in Stockholm. Shortly after his team reportedly denied rumours that he was arrested to The Hollywood Reporter, but in his latest Instagram post, he shared an image of a document from the Swedish police that provides information "for those suspected of a crime and subsequently detained."
The letter doesn't provide any information about the encounter, and only lists a variety of bullet points about his rights and what action will be taken by the police.
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