Tustin police pull up on Outta Hand's merch commercial shoot after someone called it in

A merch commercial got a little too real in Tustin. The crew behind @crxshoutgxng was filming a realistic skit for its new drop when someone called it in and Tustin police showed up, Juice Unlocked reported in a Feb. 11, 2026, post.

What started as a commercial turned into a real stop. According to the post, officers let everyone go once they realized it was just a shoot. The post's cover graphic calls it Outta Hand's commercial shoot.

What the video shows

The clip opens on the stop itself: officers standing with the group on the covered top deck of a parking structure at night, one officer holding a man's hands behind his back while the others wait along the wall.

It then cuts back to the commercial. Two Mercedes sedans roll in with headlights blazing, and a crew dressed head to toe in black hoodies and sweats poses in front of the cars. One hoodie has a large graphic printed across the back.

Later shots show the group lined up along the parking structure wall as an officer walks past a patrol car with its lights flashing. Several faces in the clip are blurred.

The post

Juice Unlocked tagged the post in Tustin and shared it as a collaboration with @crxshoutgxng. It drew more than 2,800 likes and over 100 comments.