Prosecutors said Travis Scott will not face criminal charges. The rapper continues to face civil lawsuits.
At a festival it was 2021 during the performance of US rappers Travis Scott (32) came to a deadly stampede in the state of Texas. Now it has been publicly announced that the musician will not be prosecuted. More specifically, prosecutor Kim Ogg said Thursday that no prosecution would be considered.
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No prosecution
“It is tragic that ten innocent people died while enjoying an entertaining evening of music,” the prosecutor said, adding, “But tragedy is not a crime and death is not murder.”
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50,000 concert-goers panicked at the time, resulting in hundreds of injuries and ten deaths. Some threw the father of Kylie Jenners (25) then accused both children of inciting the crowd.
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Security personnel also allegedly ignored people who asked for help. Many of them have filed lawsuits against the organization of the festival – the current decision of the judiciary does not concern civil proceedings.
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