Trey Songz was arrested after a physical altercation with law enforcement at a game in Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday.
TMZ shared a video of the incident showing the “Bottoms Up” singer in a fight with a police officer on the grounds of Arrowhead Stadium, where he saw the Chiefs playing against the Buffalo Bills.
According to the video obtained by TMZ, Songz, whose real name is Tremaine Aldon Neverson, strikes a blow on the officer’s head and then gets him in a head guard while the officer tries to wrestle the singer’s hands behind his back. Eventually backup arrives and Songz is handcuffed and taken from the scene.
Although the video surfaced after the altercation began, TMZ reports that the situation began when Songz was struggling a few rows behind him. The argument led to the officer being overtaken where a witness claimed to have pursued the musician without any warning. Songz was reportedly caught off guard when the officer became physically ill and started fighting back.
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Trey Songz was arrested during a game in Kansas City Chiefs after a fight with police.
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The issue reports that Songz was arrested for the offense, resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer. He is expected to be released after a 24-hour release.
Neither representatives of Songz nor the Kansas City Police Department responded immediately to Fox News’ request for comment.
This is not the first time Songz has found himself in trouble with the law.
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In 2017, he again faces a charge of assaulting a police officer after he allegedly got upset when authorities wanted to end one of his concerts, which resulted in microphones and speakers being thrown off the stage. In 2018, he was arrested for allegedly punching a woman at a party in Los Angeles.
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Recently, Songz was the main line at an indoor concert in Ohio, which was reportedly attended by 500 people, violating the area’s coronavirus protocols at major indoor gatherings.