On Thursday night, T.I.'s stepdaughter Zonnique Pullins was arrested at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport for reportedly trying to carry a semi-automatic handgun onto a plane.

According to US Weekly, the 20-year-old was apparently carrying the small 380 Ruger pistol in her purse as she went through security, but was stopped when the weapon was spotted by TSA x-ray technicians.

When questioned about the gun, Zonnique stated that she did in fact have paperwork for a concealed carry permit, but she did not possess said documentation on her person.

Unfortunate: On Thursday night, T.I.'s stepdaughter Zonnique Pullins was arrested at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport for reportedly trying to carry a semiautomatic handgun onto a plane

Whether she had a permit is immaterial, as it is illegal to carry a weapon onto a plane regardless.

She was booked by Atlanta police for carrying a concealed weapon in an unauthorized area.

In her mugshot released on Friday, the young recording artist looked unfazed by the incident.

Small caliber: The 20-year-old was apparently carrying the small 380 Ruger pistol (pictured) in her purse as she went through security, but was stopped when the weapon was spotted by TSA x-ray technicians

After being booked, her weapon was confiscated and Zonnique was then transferred to Clayton County Jail, where she was released sometime early Friday morning.

Zonnique is the daughter of Tameka 'Tiny' Cottle, T.I.'s current wife, and is also a member of the musical group OMG.

While this latest weapons charge is no doubt unsettling, it's the second firearms-related incident that T.I. has been connected to this year.

Family: Zonnique (center) is the daughter of Tameka 'Tiny' Cottle (right), T.I.'s current wife, and is also a member of the musical group OMG (pictured together on July 14th, 2015)

Bad luck: While this latest weapons charge is no doubt unsettling, it's the second firearms-related incident that T.I. has been connected to this year (pictured at a Roots screening on May 23rd)

Back on May 25th the Live Your Life hitmaker was set to perform at Irving Plaza in New York City when a gunman opened fire in the venue.

One was killed and two others were injured when musician Troy Ave opened fire in the crowded venue.

While it was unfortunate, T.I. was not actually present in the building when the shooting occurred and quickly expressed his condolences via Instagram the next day.