Travis Scott expected to turn himself in over alleged assault in New York

to the court. It's a case of a police officer and his wife. The NYPD expects Houston rapper Travis Scott to turn himself in next week after he allegedly assaulted a man at a Manhattan nightclub. Our Fox affiliate in New York spoke exclusively to the alleged victim. I lowered the monitor a little bit so I could talk to him. And that's when he ran around the speaker and attacked me. Travis Scott is in hot water and he's been in the room for a while.

I'm talking to him. I'm talking to him. I'm talking to him. Don't tell him what we doing, man. Scott was performing a surprise DJ said alongside rapper Don Toliver at Nebula early Wednesday morning when the mayhem unfolded in an exclusive bedside interview from Jersey City Medical Center, the victim who identified himself only by his first name Mark told Fox five the 30 year old performer said he was going to kill you and I said I'm not going to kill you. Mark says he's now left with severe neck pain and the tingling sensation shooting down his arm. He couldn't even turn his head to face our camera.

I think it's aggravated. Uh, you know, he's a very good person. He's a person who's not just a person, but a person who's just a person who's not just the person who's not just a person who has a personality that he's not just a person who's not just a person that he's not just a person who's not just a person who's not just a person who's not just a person who's not just people who are extremely passionate about it. And I think it's an aggravated, uh. pinch nerve managing partner for Nebula claims the incident was blown completely out of proportion. The club's talent Booker called it a total misunderstanding. Scott's the rap.

The rap is a big hit. It's a big hit. It's a big hit. It's a big hit. It's a big hit. Stranger to the headlines, the rapper's biggest scandal to date was his 2021 Astro world performance in Houston, where a stampede broke out, leaving 10 people dead and thousands injured. Both Travis Scott and live nation who promoted the festival were hit with a massive civil suit representing nearly 2800 victims, but have denied.

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