A battery case filed against musician Cardi B has been dropped. The US star had faced charges after she threw her microphone at a fan in a crowd during a performance.
Cardi herself had just beenNow the criminal battery investigation has been dropped following an investigation by the Las VegasLawyers for the Wap rapper told said they had been notified that ‘as a result of the investigation, there will be NO charges against Cardi.’: ‘On behalf of Cardi, we appreciate the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept’s diligent and prompt resolution of this matter.
The star went viral over the weekend when footage captured her furiously throwing her microphone at a concertgoer in response to being hit by a flying drink. It was then reported that a woman had gone to the Las Vegas police the next day to file a repot, claiming she had been struck by an item thrown from the stage which was caught on video.
TMZ had reported at the time that Cardi’s microphone struck both the beer thrower, as well as another woman standing next to her.To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that The incident comes amid a rising trend which has seen artists struck by flying projectiles during their shows, with Bebe Rexha left bruised after a phone struck her in the face while she was performing.
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