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Travis Scott Reportedly Refuses to Turn Himself in to NYPD After Alleged Club Attack. Previously, it was reported that the 'SICKO MODE' spitter planned to turn himself in for questioning over the alleged assault at Club Nebula that left a sound engineer hospitalized.
Seemingly, he had a change of heart. If the latest report is to be believed, the "SICKO MODE" rapper refused to turn himself in to the New York Police Department following an alleged club attack at Club Nebula.
Travis was scheduled to be arrested on Tuesday, March 7, in New York City. However, he remains in California and will not be coming in to turn himself in.ctoria Beckham ist traurig über Streit mit Nicola
It's also reported that the NYPD has issued an "I Card" for Travis. An I-card stands for Identification Card. In short, it's just an alarm that a person is wanted for some reason. There are different types of I-card. If they're wanted for a crime, an officer can take the person into custody and contact the investigator that issued the I-card to make the arrest.
This means any police officer is required to take Travis into custody on-site. It's unclear whether the NYPD plans to offer a reward for him, and he's expected to be charged with assault in the third degree.
Earlier this month,
reported that Travis was questioned over the Manhattan nightclub assault that saw him allegedly punch a sound engineer in the face.
Police sources also confirmed that Travis' reps have arranged for the rapper to return to the Big Apple after his Rolling Loud gig and speak with NYPD detectives. He will likely be charged with assault. In 2021, Travis made headlines for the fatal Astroworld festival in Los Angeles, California, and on Saturday, March 4 of this year, he performed at the hip-hop festival in Los Angeles.
Travis' late-night meltdown unfolded after sources say the rapper climbed into the DJ booth as rapper Don Toliver, who is signed to his label, performed at the West 41st Street club around 2 A.M.
Sources allege that Travis flipped out when the sound engineer tried to lower the volume. The rapper, who shares two kids with Kylie Jenner, then unleashed and allegedly started trashing the victim's equipment. This included an audio speaker and a video screen worth about $12,000, cops said.
The alleged victim, identified only as Mark, recently spoke from the hospital and claimed that Travis "attacked" him. As he sat in his hospital bed, the engineer explained the extent of his injuries. He said he was having trouble turning his head and feeling some pain. "Obviously, my neck is f**ked up. My arm is tingly. I have pins and needles running down it," he shared.
Responding to the story, Travis' rep, who previously insisted that there was a "misunderstanding," called the allegations "a complete and total joke" in a statement to Complex. "As anyone with common sense can see, the video that shows Travis DJ'ing in Nebula proves that the incident was nothing. All it shows is that Travis's performance was disrupted by someone aggressively in his personal space," the statement read.