Cardi B's microphone throw sparks controversy.
Woman files police report after microphone thrown at her during Cardi B concert=
August 8, 2023 3:56 PM EDT
A woman has filed a police report for battery after a microphone was thrown at her by Cardi B during a concert at Drai's Beachclub & Nightclub in Las Vegas. The incident, which has been captured on social media, has sparked controversy and raised concerns about safety at live performances.
The incident occurred during Cardi B's performance of "Bodak Yellow" at the concert. Social media videos show Cardi B throwing the microphone after a drink was thrown at her. The microphone hit both the woman and another individual before bouncing off.
The woman went to a local police station to report the battery the day after the incident. Las Vegas police have confirmed that no arrests or citations have been made in connection with the incident. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has documented the battery case in a police report, but no further details have been provided.
Cardi B, known for her outspoken nature, retweeted a video of the incident with the caption "Jealous Ass Bitch!" However, it is important to note that the motive behind the microphone throw remains unclear.
This incident is not an isolated one. It is part of a series of similar incidents where fans have thrown items at artists during performances. It raises concerns about the safety of both performers and audience members at live concerts. Many argue that increased security measures and stricter enforcement are necessary to prevent such incidents from happening in the future.
The incident involving Cardi B throwing a microphone at a woman during her concert has resulted in a police report being filed for battery. Social media videos captured the incident, which occurred after a drink was thrown at Cardi B. The incident raises concerns about safety at live performances and the need for increased security measures. The Las Vegas police have confirmed the report but have not provided further details. This incident adds to a string of similar incidents where fans have thrown items at artists during their performances.
The woman went to a local police station to report the battery the day after the incident. Las Vegas police have confirmed that no arrests or citations have been made in connection with the incident. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has documented the battery case in a police report, but no further details have been provided.
Cardi B, known for her outspoken nature, retweeted a video of the incident with the caption "Jealous Ass Bitch!" However, it is important to note that the motive behind the microphone throw remains unclear.
Someone threw a drink at Cardi B and got a mic to the face pic.twitter.com/51slPlXAxX
— Fight Videos (@FightVideosTV) August 1, 2023
This incident is not an isolated one. It is part of a series of similar incidents where fans have thrown items at artists during performances. It raises concerns about the safety of both performers and audience members at live concerts. Many argue that increased security measures and stricter enforcement are necessary to prevent such incidents from happening in the future.
The incident involving Cardi B throwing a microphone at a woman during her concert has resulted in a police report being filed for battery. Social media videos captured the incident, which occurred after a drink was thrown at Cardi B. The incident raises concerns about safety at live performances and the need for increased security measures. The Las Vegas police have confirmed the report but have not provided further details. This incident adds to a string of similar incidents where fans have thrown items at artists during their performances.
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