Report: Trey Songz was arrested in a Kansas City Chiefs match after a physical altercation with police
Trey Songz He was arrested after a physical altercation with law enforcement authorities in A. Kansas City Chiefs Sunday’s match.
TMZ Share a video of the incident showingCheers“A singer in a fight with a police officer in the stands of Arrowhead Stadium as he watched The Chiefs play against Buffalo bills.
According to the video that TMZ got, SongzTremaine Aldon Neverson, real name, strikes the officer’s head and then puts him in trouble as the officer tries to wrestle the singer’s hands behind his back. Finally, backup arrives and Songz is handcuffed and taken from the scene.
Although the video was captured after the fight started, TMZ reported that the situation started when Songz was being bullied by people behind him. The quarrel led to the officer’s arrival as a witness claimed that he was stalking the musician without any warning. Songz was reportedly surprised when the officer became physically fit and began to fight.
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Trey Songz was arrested in a Kansas City Chiefs match after a fight with the police.
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The Enforcer reported that Songz was arrested on charges of trespassing, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer. He is expected to be released after 24 hours in detention.
Neither Songz’s representatives nor the Jackson County Sheriff’s office immediately responded to Fox News’ request for comment.
This isn’t the first time Songz has found himself in trouble with the law.
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In 2017 he faced another charge of Assault a police officer After he was reportedly upset when authorities tried to end one of his concerts, throwing microphones and speakers off the stage. In 2018 he was arrested on charges It allegedly punched a woman At a party in Los Angeles.
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Most recently, Songz has been the headline in Indoor concert in Ohio Reportedly attended by 500 people, violating the area Corona Virus Protocols for large indoor gatherings.
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