XXLMag.com spoke to Tip’s attorney, Dwight L. Thomas, to find out what he knows about the case and the possible legal ramifications the Atlanta rapper faces, considering he’s currently on probation on federal gun charges.

According to Mr. Thomas, he is yet to be made fully aware of details involved with the case. “Without knowing what the basis for the arrest is, what the facts and the circumstances surrounding the arrests are, it is very difficult to know really what your worst-case scenario is,” he explained. “There may be no severity to this matter at all. There may not be any validity to this matter at all. So I think the best thing for us to do is to adequately investigate the circumstances and the facts and remain optimistic that whatever has happened will be favorably resolved.”

TMZ.com reported earlier today that law enforcement officials believe the Grand Hustle boss and his new bride were caught with a small amount of ecstasy pills. “First of all, I don’t know whether in fact he was in possession of any controlled substance,” Thomas said. “Secondly, whatever controlled substance the police officers have seized at that location or at that incident, I haven’t seen any type of lab report or chemical report that verifies or substantiates what that chemical is.”

No official report has been released confirming the drug or drugs T.I. and Tiny are being accused of possessing as-of-yet. Stay tuned to XXLMag.com as more details on the case are unveiled. —Jesse Gissen

Take a close look at the photo of T.I. getting arrested ... and focus on the styrofoam cups in the front and back cupholders ... although cops aren't saying which controlled substance they found in the car, there seems to be evidence of Sizzurp ... aka purple drank ... aka codeine syrup.

 -- A form of codeine falls under the class of drugs for which T.I. and his wife, Tameka "Tiny" Cottle, were arrested.

-- Codeine is the main ingredient in Sizzurp, which is a growing problem in the South.

-- Sizzurp is typically ingested in styrofoam cups ... it's become a "thing" in the hip-hop community.

Cops won't say specifically which drug they found, though our sources say it's the class of drugs that does indeed include the main ingredient for Sizzurp.

Both T.I. and "Tiny" were booked on felony possession of a controlled substance.

Even though band mates Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams have kicked manager Mathew Knowles to the curb that has not influenced Beyonce’s decision to switch management. Yesterday, Mathew Knowles decided to make it clear that his loving daughter that keeps his pockets on deck isn’t going anywhere.

“Contrary to false rumors online, Beyoncé and her manager Mathew Knowles unequivocally have had and continue to have a close personal and business relationship. Mathew Knowles is the sole and exclusive manager of Beyoncé.”