Lil Nas X charged with four felonies

[Morphine Prince 106,169]

Lil Nas X is being charged with four felonies after allegedly injuring officers when he was found naked on Ventura Boulevard last week. 

The Los Angeles Police department had said the “Old Town Road” rapper, whose legal name is Montero Lamar Hill, charged at officers when they approached him in the early hours of last Thursday. It came after officers said they received reports of a nude man in the area.

A law enforcement source told NBC News last week that Hill punched an officer in the face twice and that it was unclear whether he was in mental distress or experiencing an overdose. 

Hill was taken to the hospital at the time and arrested for battery on a police officer.

Court documents filed Monday in Los Angeles County Superior Court show Hill is now facing three counts of battery on a police officer and one count of resisting arrest.

Source: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna227048

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Promo is promo 

[PartySick 160,567]

Cops shouldn't be responding to potential mental health calls as anything but back up to the real professionals

Bro punched a cop. That's hardly a crime in this day and age, lbr  

Anyway, I hope he's ok. He remains one of my faves

[Emvee 8,413]

I hope he gets all the help he needs, but it’s incredibly disappointing that he’s ****ing with drugs THAT badly. Or that he doesn’t have good people around him to watch out for him if he’s having mental problems. 

[RenegAde 19,273]

5 minutes ago, PartySick said:

Cops shouldn't be responding to potential mental health calls as anything but back up to the real professionals

Bro punched a cop. That's hardly a crime in this day and age, lbr  

Anyway, I hope he's ok. He remains one of my faves

Im not sure substance induced assault, indecent exposure and public disturbance is a potential "mental health call" mind you he allegedly injured 3 of them so they were definitely showing restraint 

[DesertWolf 48,732]

Oh no, this is going to ruin the world tour 

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2 minutes ago, RenegAde said:

Im not sure substance induced assault, indecent exposure and public disturbance is a potential "mental health call" mind you he allegedly injured 3 of them so they were definitely showing restraint 

tbh, i'm suprised he didn't get shot after assaulting the cop, if he wasn't famous i bet the treatment would be even worse lol

And this comes from someone that watched some YouTube videos about American law enforcement 

Hell, recently a old lady was shot because she had a knife at her home (5 cops were present!)

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I had no idea Montero was his real name  

[River 117,234]

oh no nudity, read the bible, hide the kids, send them the bunker to watch violent cartoons 

[PartySick 160,567]

25 minutes ago, RenegAde said:

Im not sure substance induced assault, indecent exposure and public disturbance is a potential "mental health call" mind you he allegedly injured 3 of them so they were definitely showing restraint 

How is someone walking down the road in their underwear acting erratic not a mental health call?  

They haven't even clarified if substances were involved but even if they were that doesn't change the fact that sending some dudes with guns to a mental health situation is grade A stupidity

Especially when the dudes with guns are American police

They could have easily killed him and for what? A mental breakdown? A substance abuse problem? People don't deserve to die just 'cause they have problems and cops are barely trained to do anything but pull triggers, and most of them suck at even doing that

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9 minutes ago, PartySick said:

cops are barely trained to do anything but pull triggers, and most of them suck at even doing that

Not even the squirrels are safe:

This has to be the most ridiculous footage i've EVER seen 

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34 minutes ago, RenegAde said:

Im not sure substance induced assault, indecent exposure and public disturbance is a potential "mental health call" mind you he allegedly injured 3 of them so they were definitely showing restraint 

I'd say someone experiencing a possible OD from slow release party drugs common in the gay community like Ket or G etc is absolutely a "mental health call". 

And I'd be willing to bet good money that if he had been approached by a first aider rather than a police officer (or multiple ones) that the violent response wouldn't have happened. 

[RenegAde 19,273]

14 minutes ago, PartySick said:

How is someone walking down the road in their underwear acting erratic not a mental health call?  

They haven't even clarified if substances were involved but even if they were that doesn't change the fact that sending some dudes with guns to a mental health situation is grade A stupidity

Especially when the dudes with guns are American police

They could have easily killed him and for what? A mental breakdown? A substance abuse problem? People don't deserve to die just 'cause they have problems and cops are barely trained to do anything but pull triggers, and most of them suck at even doing that

He eventually stripped completely naked and thats is a crime so i guess that why the cops were there. 

He could have also easily hurt someone else or someones property or even hurt himself judging by the fact that he allegedly injured 3 cops. 

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In the afterlife, satan uses cops as toilet paper

[Addison Rae 16,773]

if anyone’s in the influencer/la scene you would’ve heard about him struggling for a while now…he hasn’t been surrounded by good people. so many people in this city that only care about leeching from someone else and enabling their “friends” just so they prolong access to their lifestyle. it’s sad asf

Edited yesterday at 08:04 PM by Addison Rae