Travis Scott Released from Police Custody in Paris
- Travis Scott has been released from police custody in Paris after a statement from the prosecutor's office.
- All proceedings against him have been terminated.
- This marks a significant moment in his recent controversies.
Rapper Travis Scott was released from police custody in Paris without charges following an altercation at the George V Hotel on Friday. French prosecutors announced on Saturday that the police custody order had been lifted, citing the incident as minor. Scott, whose real name is Jacques Webster, was arrested after a security guard intervened in a dispute between the rapper and his bodyguard. The altercation prompted hotel staff to call the police, leading to Scott's arrest for allegedly committing violence against the security guard. A representative for the artist stated that they were in direct communication with local authorities to resolve the situation swiftly and would provide updates as necessary. Scott was in Paris to attend the Olympics and had been seen watching the U.S. men's basketball team compete against Serbia in the semifinals. Travis Scott is a prominent figure in the hip-hop industry, known for his numerous hits, including "Sicko Mode" and "Franchise." He has achieved significant commercial success, with over 100 songs on the Billboard Hot 100. The rapper is also a father of two children with media personality Kylie Jenner. This incident follows a previous arrest in June in Miami Beach, where he faced misdemeanor charges for trespassing and public intoxication after a disturbance at a marina.