THE woman accused of placing a fake 911 call that ended in the death of rapper Young Scooter has been arrested.

Kenneth Edward Rashaad Bailey, known as Young Scooter, passed away due to a severe leg injury sustained while evading police on his 39th birthday, Friday.

The artist succumbed to massive blood loss from a thigh wound incurred as he leaped over a fence during his escape from Atlanta Police Department officers.

Cops responded to the scene after Demetria Spence, 31, called 911 and reported a violent attack.

Spence claimed a naked woman was being dragged inside a home in Atlanta with armed men inside.

She also claimed she heard gunfire and suggested a child was involved in the scene.

However, cops couldn’t confirm any of those reports when they got to the house, according to the APD.

According to Lieutenant Andrew Smith, Commander of the Atlanta Police Homicide unit, when officers reached the scene, an individual opened the door and then closed it, prompting the police to secure the area around the residence.

After two men ran out the back of the home, Scooter was found hurt and bleeding after jumping at least one fence.

He was taken to the hospital, where he died.

The medical examiner’s office ruled Scooter’s death as accidental, saying it was caused by a “penetrating injury of the right thigh,” according to ABC affiliate WSB-TV.

Cops released audio of Spence’s full 911 call on Monday – and she was arrested and booked into the Fulton County Jail the next day.

Spence is charged with transmitting a false public alarm.