Rapper Keith Cozart, better known as Chief Keef, was arrested when he more than doubled the speed limit and blew past police while going 110 mph in a 55 mph zone on the Edens Expressway. Chief Keef, the 17-year-old rapper, can't stop being arrested!

"He was clocked at 110 in a 55 mph zone," the officer said. "The officers typically sit off on the shoulder and wait for drivers who exceed the speed limit. He came up as a high number."

The officer pulled over Chief Keef, who was riding with three other men. He was taken into custody, and one of the passengers was allowed to drive the BMW away.

Cozart was brought to a police station and cited for going 110 in a 55 mph zone and having too many passengers, the deputy chief said. Cozart has a driver's permit that allows only one passenger. A court hearing is scheduled for June 17.

Just one week ago rapper, Chief Keef, was arrested near Atlanta and booked for "disorderly conduct" after hotel security reported marijuana smoke coming from his room.

Dunwoody, Georgia police spokesman, Tim Fecht, said to My Fox Atlanta, that officers were called to LeMeridien Hotel on Perimeter Center West Drive. Hotel security had reported smoke and the smell of marijuana emanating from the jocular rapper's room.

In March, Chief Keep completed a 60-day sentence after violating his probation on a gun conviction. A Chicago judge ruled he violated the conditions of his parole by firing a rifle at a gun range, during an on-camera promotion for the rapper, Chief Keef's music.

Chief Keef's was originally sentenced to 18 months of probation after pointing a gun at a Chicago police officer. Chief Keef's arrest meant he'd be prohibited form having any contact while on his probation, which he of course broke by firing the rifle at the gun range.

After Chief Keef posted bond in DeKalb County, he took to Twitter to express his outrage over the arrest, writing, "Jus Got Out Of Dekalb County jail in Atlanta Mad As f-" before adding a host of emojis to the angry message.