Hip-hop artist Akon was arrested last week in suburban Atlanta for not appearing in court over a ticket for driving with a suspended license

According to an incident report, Chamblee police responded around 11 a.m. to a Flock camera alert for a white Tesla Cybertruck wanted by the Roswell Police Department. Officers found the vehicle parked at Tint World on Chamblee Dunwoody Road and saw a man standing nearby who matched the registered owner's description.

Singer Akon was arrested in Chamblee, Georgia, on an outstanding warrant from Roswell police after Flock cameras alerted officers to his car; he was later released from the DeKalb County Jail.

According to legal documents, Lonely hitmaker Akon was arrested on a bench warrant last week, but the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office confirmed he's already been let out of jail

Akon had a warrant out after failing to appear in court on a charge related to driving with a suspended license.

Akon was booked and released from the DeKalb county jail in Georgia on Nov. 6 According to Page Six, the "Smack That" singer was arrested over a suspended license Akon was rebooked on Nov. 7 and released shortly after,

According to TMZ, the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office said Akon “got locked up in Georgia after being arrested on a warrant… but he’s already been let out of jail.” Local news outlet Channel 2 Action News said it’s investigating what led to the warrant in Roswell.

Akon was arrested last week in DeKalb County, Georgia, according to police records. The “Locked Up” singer, whose real name is Aliaune Thiam, was arrested by the Chamblee Police Department on Friday morning and was released from jail after six hours.