Police say gunshots report at rapper Lil Wayne’s Miami Beach home was a hoax

Miami Beach police just tweeted that this appears to have been a hoax.  There are no victims and no injuries at the home, police said.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — Police have surrounded rapper Lil Wayne’s home in Miami Beach after gunfire was reported, NBC6 has reported.

Police have not made contact with anybody inside the home, according to NBC6.

Real estate records show that in August 2011 the home was purchased for $11.6 million by a Florida corporation managed by Dwayne M. Carter, also known as Lil Wayne.  Its current market value is $9.4 million, NBC6 reported.

#UPDATE unfortunately this appears to be a "Swatting" call. No victims /no injuries /no subject at 94 LaGorce.
— Miami Beach Police (@MiamiBeachPD) March 11, 2015

MBPD handles all calls of this nature in a serious manner . In this case it appears to have be a hoax @ #LiLWaynes home . #Swatting
— Miami Beach Police (@MiamiBeachPD) March 11, 2015

#BREAKING: Gunshots reported at Lil Wayne's Miami Beach home http://t.co/YTscwKrKDx pic.twitter.com/dK2ECh5Tmv
— NBC 6 South Florida (@nbc6) March 11, 2015