Multiple men arrested after chaos outside of Young Dolph celebration - FOX13 Memphis

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Chaos broke out outside of the Young Dolph celebration Thursday afternoon at the FedExForum, landing multiple men behind bars, according to police.

Memphis Police said that officers noticed a stolen Infiniti Q40 in a parking garage on Beale St. shortly before the Celebration of Life for Young Dolph was set to end.

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All three people inside the stolen car were detained and charges against those people were pending late Thursday night, Memphis Police said.

While MPD officers were attending to that situation, a black Mercedes began to speed towards the exit of the garage. Before it could get out, however, it wrecked and hit a pole inside the garage, according to police.

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Police said that the driver, 20-year-old Guyland Key, tried to run but was quickly detained.

Officers discovered that Key had nine outstanding warrants. A search of the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office database showed that those warrants are for charges such as theft of property, aggravated assault and aggravated robbery.

His passenger, 27-year-old Antwon Fynn, had a warrant for Theft of Property $1,000 or less, police said.

CHAOS AT FEDEX FORUM (From left) Guyland Key and Antwon Flynn were both arrested on outstanding warrants after crashing inside a parking garage near the FedExForum. (Shelby County Sheriff's Office)

Both of those men were arrested at the scene. Officers also reported finding a gun and marijuana.

While all of that chaos was unfolding, officers also noticed another stolen Infiniti Q40, according to the Memphis Police Department.

That car crashed in the 1000 block of Kyle, but those suspects were able to escape officers on foot, police said.

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