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Fetty Wap Arrested Once Again After His Ankle Monitor Alerts On Public Nuisance Warrant

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East Coast rapper Fetty Wap found himself in handcuffs once again earlier today (Dec 17) after being arrested at Newark Liberty airport after police were alerted to his ankle monitor going off.

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