Digga D Banned from France after Alleged Altercation with Security Guard

Digga D has been banned from entering France for twelve months after an alleged altercation with a security guard and alleged beatings from the police.Digga D was also arrested by French police. A recently deleted TikTok video from Digga D showed him holding some official papers from French police and then dancing. It appears that the rapper was detained overnight in France before exiting the police station and was unaware of his local surroundings.

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The rapper took to Instagram Live to explain the events surrounding his arrest. He displayed a bump on his forehead and said: "I'll be honest with you, man got smoked by a security guard." He was involved in an altercation with a security guard and then a group of French police officers arrived to the incident. He also claimed that he was assaulted by French police officers after he was arrested.

A man with a French accent is heard in the background urging Digga D to complain about the police officers before they "destroy the evidence". The popular drill artist went on to explain that he might not be able to press charges against the French authorities due to the time elapsed. Digga D said: "I didn't know they were corrupt over here like this."The artist told the French man that "Cecilia" would be in contact. It is likely that Digga D was referring to his lawyer, Cecilia Goodwin, who appeared in a documentary about him.

The documentary focused on the 2018 Criminal Behaviour Order imposed on Digga D after his conviction for conspiracy to commit violent disorder. This gave authorities the ability to control and censor his art.Digga D had planned to collaborate on new tracks with local French rappers. The ban from entering France will affect his plans to work in the country. Digga D statedd: "You win some, you lose some. This country is foul."Digga D had recently scored his first UK number one on the Official Charts with his album 'Noughty by Nature'.