During a recent interview with Vibe.com, Juelz Santana talked about the Diplomats and their upcoming reunion album.

And while the gang is back together and working on new music, according to Juelz, Dipset is taking their time putting a new album together.

“We didn't want to get back together and rush out an album,” he said.

Sorry to inform you all about the wait, but hear it straight from the source below:

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An amateur cameraman on the scene captured footage of what appears to be the Dip Set head being cuffed and searched by officers.

As of press time the Diplomats rapper remains in custody.  No more details are available as of press time.

As reported in January, Capo was in a serious car accident when the passenger van he and some of his entourage were riding in was totaled.

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Harlemite Cam'ron has some choice words for former partner in rhyme Ma$e-yes again.

According to published reports, Killa Cam is so upset about Ma$e not attending Harlem pal and Harlem World member Huddy 6's funeral, so much so that he not only took to Twitter but also created a diss record aimed at the former Bad Boy.

According to Cam, Ma$e missing Huddy's funeral was the last straw for their friendship. Via Twitter, he had this to say in response to a fan's question about Ma$e's attendance:

"h*ll no dat f**kin sucka a** n**ga ."

In case the message wasn't loud and clear, Cam had this to say in his Huddy 6 memorial track.

As previously reported, Cam'ron dropped a song for his fallen friend  “Huddy 6”, but no one knew why he decided to take shots as Ma$e until now.

" Where is Betha at, I'm like f--k Mase...When Hud's car crashed,damn I'm like not again. He invented words like 'curve' and 'poppington.' What up Tintin aka 6man, you know your family can lean on me like a kickstand."

Well, it seems as if the Dipset is back to their old selves, just waiting on the Jay Z diss and it will be 2005 all over again-ah the stagnant stage of creativity..don't you just love it.

Eminem, Nicki Minaj and Jay-Z were winners in multiple categories, during the award show filled with dope rhymes and amazing surprises.

Nicki Minaj took home awards in multiple categories, including Rookie of the Year, Made You Look Style Award, and Favorite by Fans.

"I didn't think I was going to win this award, but I probably have a million little Barbies on Twitter that probably voted for me and I love you guys very much for that," said Nicki Minaj, who thanked her mother, brothers and the Young Money family."

Other winners included Jay-Z and Alicia Keys, Drake, and Rick Ross.

The highly anticipated reunion between The Diplomats finally happened, as Cam'ron, Juelz Santana , Jim Jones and Freekey Zeekey hit the stage together for their first major televised appearance together in years.

Other performers included comedian Lil Duval, Swizz Beatz, Big Boi, B.o.B., Waka Flocka Flames, Gucci Mane, DJ Khaled, Rick Ross, Sean "Diddy" Combs, Cali Swag District and J. Cole.

Make sure to check out Hiphopwired.com's exclusive interviews from the awards show coming soon, and watch the 2010 BET Awards  October 12th at 8:00 PM.

As previously reported Jones officially reunited with his old Diplomat family of Cam'ron, Julez Santana for a track titled " Salute"released in May.

Now Jones is continuing his solo career and will release his fifth album titled Capo.

Capo will feature a bevy of songs from the Harlem emcee including "Salute" and hit stores September 28.

Jones previously released his 'The Ghost of Rich Porter, mixtape in March 2010 and was teaching a high school class on the music business.

As previously reported, Killa described Vado as his “new protégé” and teamed up with his fellow Harlem native to form the U.N.

Now the duo is preparing for their first official release as a team with Gunz N Butta, which is set to hit stores August 31.

Speaking on his new ties to the head of the Diplomats, Vado released a statement saying,

“The vibe between me and Cam was crazy. I''m from his 'hood on 142nd and Lenox, so once we started kickin' it like “Goodfellas” and he started recording with me, it was history in the making."

Gunz and Butta features 16 tracks featuring and written by both Cam'ron and Vado.

After the release of their first official album, Vado will release his first solo mixtape, Slime Flu, in the fall.

Jay-Z used American Gangster to chronicle the rise and fall of Frank Lucas with each individual track being a representation of a particular scene in the film.

Almost jumping on Jay's back, Jim Jones released Harlem's American Gangster as a way to build some type of controversy and speak on the hustler known as Nick Barnes.

Channeling a drug dealer once again, Jones is looking to New York City's drug kingpin Richard Porter to deliver the mixtape The Ghost of Rich Porter.

Starting his drug dealing back at the age of 12, Porter became known for his flamboyance and high-profile lifestyle and dealt with the lifes of Mafioso Ian “E.N.” Saporita.

During an interview with Complex, Jones spoke more on his upcoming project and the process it has been going through.

“Well it started as a mixtape for the street.  I've been working on it probably for like two months now.  I got over 40 songs, and we had to sit and break them sh*ts down.  It started becoming harder and harder, and there was an album there and people started offering me money for it.  It went from something  I was going to give away for free to something somebody was going to pay me to give away for free.  So, in the end, I'm still going to give it away free.”

He also reflected on the life of Porter and how he was able to mold the mentality of people in Harlem in regards to hustling and setting the bar for what to strive for.

“When it come to Rich Porter, he was a very instrumental person from Harlem as far as the days of hustling.  He set the precedent for my generation coming up.  Watching the hustlers, the fast cars, pretty girls, and the fast money and things like that.  And the story that goes behind it as far as the love and the betrayal.  This is Harlem history.  So, you know for the Diplomats, me, Juelz, Zeke and Cam, coming up and being instrumental in Harlem right now, it's like synonymous to the life we live.  We do business and we're rapping, but this pretty much the fast life of the entertainment industry.” 

Currently promoting the recently released BlakRoc album, there has been no word of a release date for the upcoming mixtape.