The star rapper Travis Scott was arrested early Thursday in Miami Beach, Fla., after inflicting a disturbance on a yacht docked at a marina, based on a police report. He was later launched on bond after paying a complete of $650 on each prices, native information reported.
Mr. Scott, 33, whose actual title is Jacques Bermon Webster II, was arrested at 1:44 a.m. on prices of trespassing and disorderly intoxication after the police have been referred to as to the marina and advised that “folks have been combating on the vessel,” based on the report.
Once there, officers discovered Mr. Scott yelling at passengers on the ship. The officers “might sense a robust scent of alcohol coming from the defendant’s breath,” the report stated; they led him down a dock and towards a boardwalk, with Mr. Scott strolling backward and yelling obscenities alongside the way in which.
Mr. Scott received right into a automobile that was ready for him however quickly started strolling again to the yacht, the report stated, in defiance of the officers’ warning to depart the premises. He was then taken into custody.
According to the report, Mr. Scott later admitted he had been consuming alcohol “and said, ‘It’s Miami.’”
On Thursday, Mr. Scott posted on social media what seemed to be a doctored picture of his mug shot, with sun shades and earphones added. A spokeswoman for the rapper didn’t instantly reply to a request for remark.
Mr. Scott is without doubt one of the hottest rappers in music right this moment, with three No. 1 albums and a current enviornment tour. His reveals have a popularity for a particularly high-energy response from crowds, and in late 2021, 10 followers died on account of a crowd crush at Mr. Scott’s Astroworld competition in Houston, his hometown.
Last 12 months, a grand jury declined to criminally indict Mr. Scott and others concerned in placing on the competition. But he and others, together with Live Nation, the competition’s promoter, and Apple, which livestreamed the present, have confronted civil fits over these deaths. Of these 10 civil fits, all however one have been settled.
Kitty Bennett contributed analysis.