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Aaron Carter was pulled over on suspicion of DUI on Tuesday after his on-off girlfriend Melanie Martin 'called the police' - with the embattled singer later cleared of any wrongdoing.
TMZ reports the I Want Candy hitmaker, 34, was driving an RV in Antelope Valley around 10.45am when police got a call about a driver possibly driving under the influence and weaving through traffic.
Officers conducted field sobriety tests on the star and he was found not to be under the influence.
In a bizarre turn, he later locked his keys inside the RV with photos showing the singer getting into the vehicle via the roof hatch to retrieve them.
Oh dear: Aaron Carter (in white) was pulled over on suspicion of DUI on Tuesday after his on-off girlfriend Melanie Martin 'called the police' - with the embattled singer later cleared of any wrongdoing
Martin, 35, was driving behind Carter in a white Range Rover at the time, with a social media post from AV Scanner News - which Carter shared - saying she had been the one to call the police on him. The pair, who share an 11-month-old son, have endured a notoriously tumultuous relationship.
The post read: 'Infamous Antelope Valley resident, Aaron Carter had another brush with law enforcement today.
'At approximately 10:45am a 911 call was made by Carter’s "girlfriend" that he may be driving intoxicated. Carter’s "girlfriend" was driving a white Range Rover while following the pop star who was driving a RV.
'Deputies responded to the area and eventually conducted a traffic stop of the RV driven by Carter on the 43600 block of Elena Street in Lancaster. Deputies on scene did request a sergeant for a “high profile person" DUI investigation.
Cleared: TMZ reports the I Want Candy hitmaker, 34, was driving an RV in Antelope Valley around 10.45am when police got a call about a driver possibly driving under the influence and weaving through traffic - he was later cleared
Rollercoaster romance: Martin, 35, was driving behind Carter in a white Range Rover at the time, with a social media post from AV Scanner News - which Carter shared - saying she had been the one to call the police on him (pictured together in February)
'Once completed, the investigation determined Carter was not driving impaired and he was free to leave. However, Carter did lock his keys in the RV and had to access the vehicle through a roof hatch.'
Carter shared the post with the caption: 'It's a good day.'
DailyMail.com has contacted Carter's representative for further comment.
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