The artist, whose real name is Montero Hill, was accused of three positions of aggression against a police officer and a resistance charge to an executive officer, according to the records of the Superior Court of Los Angeles.
Lil nas x He has been accused of four serious crimes after his arrest last Thursday after they saw him wandering by Ventura Boulevard in Los Angeles in underwear and cowboy boots.
The artist, whose real name is Montero Hillhe was accused of three positions of aggression against a police officer and a resistance to authority, according to the records of the Superior Court of Los Angeles. He is currently being held without the right to bail and is expected to appear today before Judge Sarah Ellenberg in Van Nuys, where his bond could be determined.
After the reports of his arrest, the Los Angeles Police Department initially did not appoint him directly, but confirmed to Variety that a naked and incoherent man was arrested and hospitalized around 5.50 am. The TMZ portal published images that show Lil Nas X walking down the street in the middle of the night, and then published images of him completely naked while rapping the verse of Nicki Minaj of “Monster”.
This was the arrest of Lil Nas X in Los Angeles
The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) responded to calls and complaints on Thursday morning about a naked man who behaved erratically in the street. He was arrested for aggression to an agent and transferred to a hospital under suspicion of a possible overdose.
Before his arrest, Lil Nas X published several random publications on Instagram after erasing content of his page. On Wednesday, he published fragments of songs and photos of the interior of his house. In one of the publications he appeared with the same white cowgirl boots that he carried in Thursday’s video.
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