Andre Anthony Warren is a rapper and career criminal from the Akron, Ohio area. ^[1]He is known for streaming his latest arrest on Facebook Live. ^[4]

Born and raised in the state of Ohio within the city of Akron, Warren had been exposed to a life of transgressions and perpetual delinquency from others around him since his childhood. He has a big family that he is still in touch with and very much a part of. ^{[-1] [2]}

Andre has a partner, and has had several children.

Although he doesn't post many

photos of his family in his social media, in the few he is present in, he appears an amicable father to the children.

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For years, he has given his heart to the art of rapping as a means to express the life of crime in his songs. One of the popular songs he's known for throughout certain communities in the city of Akron is "Dope Moves". His Rap alias is Easymoney. ^[7]

On social media, he often posts photos of cash that belongs to him as well as marijuana paraphernalia. He has also shared with the public the many episodes where he has confronted police. ^[6]

For years, Andre has been notorious for getting into trouble with law enforcement.

The

earliest documentation of Andre getting in trouble with the law dates back to 2014.

His very first comment on his Twitter handle was about how he had to go to court once again. ^[19]

He has been arrested in the past for possession of drugs and carrying a loaded weapon while under disability.

His most recent arrest, which was partly documented on a Facebook Live video stream, was due to violating parole and domestic violence.

On May 31st, 2017, Andre took to his alternative Facebook profile to record a live streaming of police officers and SWAT breaking into his house with a warrant for his arrest. ^[1]

He had a domestic violence warrant out of Bath Township dating back to October.

According to a police report, a woman reported that Warren struck her in the face multiple times in the pool area of Homewood Suites.

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In the early part of the video, Warren realizes that the house is being surrounded by police, as he is able to see them coming through an elaborate surveillance system he has installed throughout his property.

At one point on the video, he nervously says, "I'm about to run out", due to his inevitable capture by the police.

He opens the window to try and escape but the cops had already covered the entire perimeter.

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Moments later, several red lasers from police guns were aimed at Warren inside the home.

He put his hands up, but continued to record the events live.

"Can I lay down?

You're not gonna shoot me, right?" Warren said to the officers.

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The video ends with Warren dropping his phone following a heated conversation with the police, who yelled at him to drop the phone.

The video was posted to Facebook with the caption "they got me free me".

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