
D4vd
‘Swatting’ Caller Uses Voice-Changer
… to Report Bogus Shooting
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Here’s the dispatch audio from the “swatting” name at D4vd‘s household house in Texas … and it sounds just like the individual phoning in a bogus report of a deadly taking pictures is utilizing a particular system to masks their voice.
TMZ obtained audio from final month’s swatting incident … and also you hear the caller, seemingly utilizing a voice-changer, declare they heard gunshots outdoors D4vd’s house.

The caller tells the dispatcher they assume somebody is useless as a result of they heard a feminine scream … and so they give D4vd’s Texas deal with and make sure it afterward the decision.
In hindsight, it appears like a transparent prank … however within the second, legislation enforcement was dispatched and so they swarmed the house the place D4vd’s mother and father reside.

The name was made September 18, simply days after the physique of Celeste Rivas was found in D4vd’s Tesla in a Hollywood tow yard.
When officers knocked on the entrance door, the singer’s mother and father answered … and so they seemed shocked and really confused.
Police physique cam audio options D4vd’s dad repeatedly saying somebody is messing with the household. Cops caught round for lower than 20 minutes earlier than leaving.
As we have instructed you, D4vd — authorities title David Burke — is tied to the surprising discovery of Celeste’s physique final month.

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Her dismembered stays have been present in his Tesla in L.A., and sources have instructed us D4vd’s buddies believed Celeste was 19. She’d been reported lacking from her Lake Elsinore, CA house in early 2024. Authorities consider she could have been useless for weeks earlier than her decomposing physique was discovered.
D4vd has since gone radio silent … scrapping the remainder of his tour and placing his deluxe album rollout, “Withered,” on maintain.
He has not been seen in public since ending his tour, and he is moved out of the Hollywood Hills house the place LAPD detectives executed a search warrant.