If guilty, the famous rapper could face a six-month jail sentence.
By Omotayo Olutekunbi
Kanye West, an American rapper, is being investigated for allegedly punching a fan.
The rapper was reportedly seated in his SUV outside of the VIP club Soho Warehouse when the horrific event occurred, according to PageSix.
A fan had requested an autograph from the wealthy rapper, which sparked a heated exchange.
The case is being investigated as a misdemeanor battery, which carries a possible jail term of six months. West allegedly hit the fan, who fell to the ground, and the case is being probed as a misdemeanor battery, which has a maximum prison penalty of six months.
West may be heard shouting in the video, “Did y’all say that or not? Did y’all say that or not? Cause that’s what happened right f–king now.”
The rapper and the Los Angeles Police Department have both refused to comment on the incident, according to PageSix.
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