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Las Vegas police announced Thursday that singer Cardi B will not be charged with throwing a microphone at an audience member during a concert.
Cardi’s attorneys, Drew Findling, David Chesnoff and Richard Schoenfeld, told TMZ, “We have been informed by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department that, as a result of their investigation, no charges will be filed against Cardi.”
Police have launched an assault investigation against the “WAP” singer, who threw her microphone after someone in the audience threw a drink at the singer during a performance in Las Vegas.
This Saturday (29) a recording of the singer went viral. During a performance at a nightclub, the rapper threw his microphone towards a woman in the audience, who threw a drink at the artist. (see video below).
The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said Monday that a woman had contacted them to report the assault and that an investigation has been launched.
On Thursday night, the department confirmed that the investigation had been closed: “After a thorough review of this case, this case has been closed due to lack of evidence. No charges will be filed.”
Cardi B throws microphone at man in audience who threw liquid at artist
Anita next to Cardi B
Brazilian singer Anita, who collaborated with Cardi B on the song “Me Gusta”, also came to the rapper’s defense and said she would do the same.
In Instagram stories, Anita said that now people are throwing things on stage in the direction of the artists thanks to “hyper”, an expression used to refer to something that is popular on the social network.
He highlighted, “It made me so happy to see him kill it, I would have done the same.”
According to Anita, if someone takes her to the hospital for similar behaviour, she will “take that person to the hospital together”.
