Midzt Popped For Cat Graff ~ DTLA
Friends, other graff artists, and Midzt himself are saying the cops got the wrong man when they arrested him in connection with the freeway cats that have been multiplying with a vengeance for a couple of months in downtown LA.
Midzt is best known for characters like the one below, which have popped up near some of the now-infamous cats. It could be that the police are sweating him because they know he knows who is doing the cats, and by busting him with a ridiculous videotaped SWAT-team like attack, they hope to scare him into revealing some information.
At least Midzt looked fresh in a neon hoodie and old-man glasses when he did his perp walk. Developing...
Video courtesy Graffhead.com
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