GloRilla Busted After Break-In Drama: Felony Drug Charges Follow Home Invasion Chaos

GloRilla's Georgia home became the center of a double-dose police drama this week — first a break-in, then a bust.

According to the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office, the “Yeah Glo!” rapper voluntarily turned herself in on Tuesday after authorities discovered drugs while investigating a reported home invasion.

While GloRilla — real name Gloria Hallelujah Woods — wasn’t home during the attempted burglary in the early hours of Sunday morning, deputies arriving on scene detected a strong odor of marijuana, prompting them to call in the Lanier Regional Drug Task Force.

Following a legally obtained search warrant, police reportedly found a significant amount of marijuana stashed in the wardrobe of GloRilla’s master bedroom. She was later charged with felony possession of marijuana and possession of a schedule one controlled substance — a serious offense in Georgia.

She has since been released on a $22,260 bond, with no injuries reported from the incident.

As for the break-in? Police say three suspects entered the home, triggering an armed confrontation with a resident. One of the occupants reportedly fired at the intruders, but no one was hit and the suspects fled the scene. As of now, no arrests have been made in connection with the burglary.

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This isn’t the first time a rap star’s home has been ground zero for chaos — but it might be one of the few where a home invasion led to felony drug charges. GloRilla’s decision to voluntarily turn herself in may help her case, but the court of public opinion and the legal system won’t let this slide quietly. She’s known for explosive tracks and viral moments — now she’s making headlines for all the wrong reasons.

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