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Cardi B Turns Herself In For Misdemeanor Summons With Alleged Involvement In Stripper Altercation (Videos)

Yes, you read that caption right. Cardi B has turned herself in for alleged involvement for a fight involving two New York strippers, first reported by TMZ. 

Cardi B turned herself in to the Flushing precinct in the New York City borough of Queens before 10 a.m. It is being alleged that Cardi B ordered her crew to attack two female bartenders, identified as Jade and Baddie Gi, at Angels Strip Club in Queens, N.Y. on Aug. 29. Cardi left an NYPD precinct Monday with a misdemeanor summons in connection with the fight, but it appears Cardi may have been cleared. Jeff Kern, her attorney, did not specifiy the misdemeanor charge,  but said he was “aware of no evidence that she caused anybody any harm.”

Rumors have been flying around that Cardi wanted to attack the women due to one of them messing around with her husband, Offset, but according to TMZ,  the fight was “spontaneous and was triggered after someone threw a drink. They say nothing was premeditated.” The bartenders were allegedly attacked with bottles, chairs and a hookah smoking device.

It appears Cardi was not arrested, and may not be in the future. Below, you can find videos of Cardi entering and leaving the precinct. In the video of her leaving, Cardi appears in good spirits, smiling and waving.


 

 

William Carter

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