Rapper Travis Scott Arrested in Paris for Allegedly Assaulting a Hotel Security Guard

Rapper Travis Scott Arrested in Paris for Allegedly Assaulting a Hotel Security Guard

Paris, France – World-renowned rapper Travis Scott has been arrested in Paris following an altercation at a luxury hotel in the city’s central district. The incident occurred on August 9, 2024, and has led to Scott facing serious allegations of assault, as confirmed by French authorities on Friday.

According to a statement released by the Paris prosecutor’s office, police were called to the George V Hotel, an iconic establishment known for hosting celebrities and dignitaries, after reports surfaced that the rapper, whose real name is Jacques Bermon Webster II, had assaulted a security guard. I can confirm that on August 9, 2024, police officers were called to the George V hotel and arrested the rapper nicknamed Travis Scott for assaulting a security guard,” the statement read.

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The circumstances surrounding the altercation are still being investigated, but it has been reported that the incident escalated when the security guard intervened to separate Scott from his own bodyguard. The details of the dispute remain unclear, but the Paris public prosecutor’s office has referred the case to the 1st district of the judicial police for further investigation.

A representative for Travis Scott has claimed that the rapper had been under significant stress due to continuous harassment by paparazzi in the days leading up to the incident. “He has been chased and harassed by paparazzi for days with no help given,” the representative stated, suggesting that the altercation was a result of heightened tensions between Scott and those responsible for his safety. The representative also mentioned that they are currently in communication with local authorities in an effort to “swiftly resolve this matter.”

As of Friday afternoon, Scott was still in custody, with French police expected to conduct interviews and potentially pursue formal charges. The legal process in France could see Scott facing serious consequences if the assault allegations are proven in court.

Scott, 33, has been in Paris attending events related to the 2024 Summer Olympics. On Thursday, he was spotted in the crowd during the U.S. men’s basketball team’s match, where the team secured a hard-fought victory, advancing to the finals with a chance at winning the gold medal. The rapper is known to be an avid sports fan, often seen at high-profile sporting events around the world.

The incident at the George V Hotel occurred just days after Scott was seen enjoying Paris’s cultural attractions, including walks along the famous Champs-Élysées, where he was reportedly spotted dining at several of the city’s Michelin-starred restaurants.

This latest development adds to the legal troubles that have occasionally marred Travis Scott’s career. His presence in Paris, which was intended to be a period of leisure and enjoyment during the Olympic Games, has now turned into a legal ordeal that could have significant repercussions for the artist.

As the investigation continues, fans and the public alike are eager to see how the situation unfolds. With the potential for serious charges, Travis Scott’s legal team is expected to vigorously defend against the accusations. Meanwhile, the Parisian authorities remain focused on ensuring that the law is upheld, regardless of the celebrity status of those involved.

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