Ice-T found himself in a fiery roadside confrontation with a New Jersey police officer and the body cam footage has been released.

Ice-T was issued four tickets, which he paid in full, and resolved the situation, according to the publisher of the video.

Celebrity traffic stops can be interesting ordeals, but this one involving rapper and actor Ice-T in New Jersey is especially explosive. Police stopped the man allegedly for having expired plates on his Porsche 911 GT3 before realizing his driver’s license had also expired.

The rapper and actor is known for his long-running role as a police officer on ‘Law & Order: Special Victims Unit’

Resurfaced body cam footage shows a confrontation Ice-T had with police in May in New Jersey during a traffic stop. The Law & Order star was pulled over for driving his Porsche 911 without a front license plate (required in both New Jersey & New York).

Footage of a 2024 traffic stop between Ice-T - born Tracy Marrow - and a New Jersey police officer surfaced earlier this week. The contentious exchange reportedly went down in May in Hudson County when bodycam footage showed the "Cop Killer" artist was stopped mere feet away from the Department of Motor Vehicles as he was allegedly on his way to register the car he was driving with the state.

After more questions about his license and the car, Ice-T asked the officer if he was going to jail. Once the officer said that he wasn’t, Ice-T requested if he could park the c

Resurfaced body cam footage shows a confrontation Ice-T had with police in May in New Jersey during a traffic stop. The Law & Order star was pulled over for driving his Porsche 911 without a front license plate (required in both New Jersey & New York).

Footage of Ice-T being pulled over by a police officer is making rounds on social media. In the footage from May 2024 Ice-T got into it with the officer because cop discovered that his car hasn’t been registered since 2021.

SVU” star had a heated exchange with law enforcement in New Jersey last May after being pulled over for expired license plates, calling a police officer a “f–king a–hole.” The verbal altercation was captured on bodycam footage obtained by TMZ and the YouTube channel Unspoken Crime Murders.