PHOTOSHannibal Buress Vindicated After Miami Arrest Charges Dropped
Feb. 1 2018, Updated 3:18 p.m. ET
Hannibal Buress has the last laugh after being arrested for disorderly intoxication in Miami in December. Prosecutors dropped the charges on Thursday. Click through for details!
The comedian was arrested after asking a Miami police officer to call him an Uber.
“In Florida, it’s protected First Amendment speech to ask a police officer to call you an Uber,” Hannibal's attorney Brian Bieber said. “Also, when coming from a professional comedian, it's actually funny. Unfortunately, the arresting officer didn't think so.”
The officer, Luis Verne, arrested Hannibal in Wynwood during Art Basel.
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“Hey, whats up?! It’s me, Hannibal Buress,” Hannibal told the cop in an exchange caught on a police body camera. “This cop is stupid as f---. Hey, put this camera on.”
Now, he'll walk free after the incident, clear of all charges.
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