Police Raid Trippie Redd's Mansion and Arrest Attempted-Murder Suspect Found Inside

Police say Braveone Jones was the target of the mansion search over a Miami shooting that wounded two men; Trippie Redd was not arrested

Police arrested an attempted-murder suspect at Trippie Redd's South Florida mansion during a search linked to a shooting outside a Miami restaurant. Braveone Jones, 25, was taken into custody at the rapper's Southwest Ranches property on 6 October, according to Miami police statements reported by Local 10. Jail records cited by the broadcaster listed two counts of attempted second-degree murder connected to the September shooting.

Trippie Redd was not arrested during the operation. CBS Miami Police identified Jones, who performs as BalloutDaDon, as the target of the search, according to a statement given to XXL.

Multiple Agencies Descend on the Property

Officers served the warrant at approximately 6pm on Tuesday, 6 October. Davie police participated alongside officers from Fort Lauderdale and Sunrise, the Broward Sheriff's Office, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, and Plantation police's SWAT team.

The City of Miami Police Department is leading the investigation. Although the search took place in Broward County, the shooting under investigation happened in Miami's Wynwood neighbourhood.

Local 10 reported that its news crew visited the property the following morning and found no remaining police activity. The arrest subsequently provided an explanation for the operation at the musician's home, after initial reports had left its purpose unspecified.

The September Shooting Behind the Search

Investigators linked Jones to gunfire outside Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen on 15 September, approximately three weeks before the arrest. Miami Fire Rescue said crews responded at around 12.10am and treated two men, aged 18 and 23, for gunshot wounds. Both were taken to Jackson Memorial Hospital's Ryder Trauma Center.

Contemporaneous reporting by NBC 6 described mobile-phone footage showing people attempting to help the wounded before emergency crews arrived. One person pressed clothing against a victim's injuries, while another described using a belt to control bleeding.

The restaurant said in a statement that it was aware of the incident outside its premises and was cooperating with law enforcement. Police initially disclosed neither a suspect's identity nor what had prompted the shooting. The subsequent arrest marks a development in that investigation; it does not establish Jones' guilt.

Police searched Trippie Redd’s South Florida home and arrested his affiliate BalloutDaDon, who is facing two counts of attempted murder in connection with a Sept. 15 shooting at Dukunoo Jamaican Kitchen.The Davie Police Department searched Trippie’s property in Southwest Ranches, Fla., in conjunction with the Miami Police Department. Authorities confirmed BalloutDaDon, whose real name is Braveone Jones, 25, was the target of the search and was taken into custody.According to the Miami PD, Jones faces two counts of attempted murder as the investigation remains ongoing. Two men, ages 18 and 23, were shot outside the restaurant and were hospitalized in serious but stable condition.
— No Jumper (@nojumper) October 7, 2026

Who Is Braveone Jones?

Jones is also known professionally as BalloutDaDon. XXL describes him as a rapper affiliated with Trippie Redd and signed to independent label HAB ENT.

His releases include the projects Yopstar and Yopstar Lyfestyle 2, both issued in 2026, according to the publication. He has also released music with artists including Luhh Dyl and 1900Rugrat.

Miami police confirmed to XXL that Jones was taken into custody over the restaurant shooting. The department said its investigation remained ongoing. No response from Jones or a lawyer representing him was identified in the reporting reviewed for this article.

What Has Been Said About Trippie Redd?

Authorities have not accused Trippie Redd of involvement in the shooting, according to Complex's reporting. Available reports did not establish whether the rapper was home when officers arrived, why Jones was at the property or whether investigators recovered evidence during the search.

The location of the arrest alone does not establish wrongdoing by the homeowner. Trippie Redd's team have not publicly commented on the case.