Chocolate MC is in jail again. The reggaeton artist was arrested shortly after seven in the evening this Wednesday for driving with a suspended driver's license and with an outstanding arrest warrant from outside the county, according to his police record.
The report includes a bond of 150 dollars for driving with a suspended license, which is a recurring charge for Chocolate in recent years.
On social media, several Instagram profiles have published images of the alleged moment when Chocolate was detained by the agents and placed in a police car.
"It's the only thing that is syncing with La Guiteras. Both are coming in and out at the same time," one of the hundreds of internet users humorously stated, wondering how long the reggaeton artist will continue making systematic visits to the jail.
And it's that Chocolate had been released from prison less than a week ago.
After leaving jail, his godfather, Dayron Baralt, shared a photo on Instagram in which both of them were seen alongside the reggaeton artist's lawyer.
"One more victory! Get ready for the best tour across the United States!" wrote Baralt in the image description, suggesting that very soon the King of the Reparteros would be making a musical tour of the country.
On July 26, Chocolate had already been released after another arrest, but his joy was short-lived because a few days later he returned to jail. On that occasion, according to his sister Isis Sierra and his girlfriend Hany, he was unjustly detained due to a court error that was supposed to be resolved soon.
In another of his most high-profile arrests this year, the reggaeton artist was arrested on May 10 on charges of “sexual assault without severe injuries, kidnapping, possession of firearms, aggravated assault, and sudden snatching theft.”
Later, in the criminal court presided over by Judge Mindy S. Glazer, he was accused of threatening the life of the Cuban influencer and musician Diosnel Martell, who at the time of the events was in a relationship with Hany Díaz.
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