The Game unleashes fury at vandal who broke the windows of his pricey motors and vows to track down culprit caught on tape

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 20:15 EST, 5 September 2015 | Updated: 21:58 EST, 5 September 2015

Rapper The Game is on the hunt for the man who was caught on camera smashing up his collection of high-end cars.

The incident was first reported by TMZ. 

The 35-year-old Compton native posted the grainy black-and-white pictures captured on his home surveillance system on his Instagram account on Saturday.

Caught on camera: The Game posted video footage of a man allegedly vandalizing his property on Friday night

Caught on camera: The Game posted video footage of a man allegedly vandalizing his property on Friday night

It shows the man appearing to pick up stones and throw them at the rapper's white Lamborghini parked in the driveway.

The Game wrote alongside the video that he intends to track down the culprit.

'This piece of s**t right here vandalizes my property & breaks all of my cars windows while I'm gone.....' he posted.

'If you recognize this p***y or have any info please dm me & I will do the rest..... & if you see this you b***h a** coward, you gone pay!'

Gotch: The rapper's home security system captured the incident and the rapper shared it on his social media accounts on Saturday

Gotch: The rapper's home security system captured the incident and the rapper shared it on his social media accounts on Saturday

In his sights: The Compton native asked for information that would help him track down the suspect

In his sights: The Compton native asked for information that would help him track down the suspect

Classic collection: The 35-year-old owns several high-end pricey motors as seen in this photo posted on his Instagram account

Classic collection: The 35-year-old owns several high-end pricey motors as seen in this photo posted on his Instagram account

It's the latest drama in the life of The Documentary artist, whose real name is Jayceon Terrell Taylor.

In June, he pleaded not guilty in a Los Angeles courtroom to one felony count of making criminal threats and one misdemeanor count of assault and battery stemming from an altercation with an off-duty cop on March 29

Taylor allegedly threw a punch at the LAPD officer during a pickup basketball game and made threats against him.

The incident was caught on video and posted online.

In a separate court case, The Game was also ordered by a Los Angeles judge in June to pay his former nanny more than $200,000 after defaming her in a rant on Instagram.

Star: The Game grew up in South Central LA and was a protege of Dr Dre in his early rap years. He's pictured at the Hollywood premiere of Straight Outta Compton last month

Star: The Game grew up in South Central LA and was a protege of Dr Dre in his early rap years. He's pictured at the Hollywood premiere of Straight Outta Compton last month

 

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