Armed Intruder Targets Rapper's Home, Second Security Scare in 4 Months

0:00It's March 23rd. You're listening to music news today, AI-powered coverage of the music industry. Rapper 699's Florida Home faced another scary intrusion while he's locked up in federal detention in Brooklyn. This time, an armed woman tried to get inside the Wellington property, marking the second big security scare there in just four months. His girlfriend, Oli Day-Auzugare, spotted the woman lurking outside with a gun on Friday. She'd been hanging around the place for over a month. Alliday grabbed her son, rushed indoors, locked everything down, and called 699 for help. A family friend stepped in by giving the intruder fake directions, buying time until police showed up. Officers arrested the woman, Shaneek Lambert, on a misdemeanor trespassing charge with a $1,000 bond. She first said 699 told her to wait in the backyard to record a song, then switched it to some R project. This comes after last November, when masked gunmen broke in, held his mother at gunpoint

1:00and stole cash along with car keys. That led to arrests and the recovery of over $30,000 in luxury items. But it left his mom shaken enough to move her somewhere safer. Security at the house keeps falling short despite extra precautions, and with 699's fame and jail time, these incidents highlight how he's. Despite unwanted attention from risky folks.