Patrick Stump of Fall Out Boy. (Richard Graulich / The Post)

Fall Out Boy’s Patrick Stump has been arrested.

The frontman was taken into custody by Beverly Hills police officers on Aug. 25 as he had a warrant for his arrest for previously driving without a license.

Patrick was released on $15,000 bail at 4.30am. No further details of the incident are yet to be released.

This is not the first time Patrick, 25, has been in trouble with the law.

Last December, he and Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz incurred the wrath of officers by giving an unplanned performance in New York.

The pair had not secured a license before playing in Washington Square Park, and police threatened to arrest them unless they secured the relevant paperwork.

A source said at the time: “After they sang the a cappella song, Pete went over to his guitar case like he was going to say, ‘Screw it,’ and just get out his guitar and start playing, but his manager, or his security, or some man in his team told him, ‘No, Pete, don’t do it – you can’t.’ ”