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Shooting At Lil Wayne's Home Was A Hoax

After reports of a shooting which allegedly injured four individuals, the shots fired at Lil Wayne's house were confirmed as a hoax by the Miami Beach Police Department. Earlier on Wednesday, it was reported that someone requested (from outside the rapper's home) police help after alerting them that there was a shooting at the rapper's Miami Beach mansion. However, the incident has officially been classified as "swatting" — when someone pranks the police in hopes of receiving emergency response.

On Twitter, the Miami Beach PD revealed that it was all false with the following tweet:

#UPDATE unfortunately this appears to be a "Swatting" call. No victims /no injuries /no subject at 94 LaGorce.

Another tweet reads:

MBPD handles all calls of this nature in a serious manner. In this case it appears to have be a hoax @ #LiLWaynes home. #Swatting

As for Lil Wayne, he was not home at the time of the "swatting," but fans were alerted on Twitter that he was indeed safe through Young Money Records' account with the message: "Wayne is okay. Wasn't home during alleged events."

Since the reports were revealed to be false, Lil Wayne himself responded to the events on Twitter with three simple words: "Prank kall mane."