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Tyga Domestic Assault Incident Update: Released on Bond

FMHipHop has just received an update on the Tyga domestic assault situation. Earlier this week, Micheal Stevenson, also known as the rapper Tyga, turned himself into police custody. His girlfriend had accused him of domestic assault. We have covered this incident in detail.

A Quick Recap

On the morning of October 11 at 3:00 am, Camaryn Swanson arrived at Tyga’s house. According to “someone close to Tyga,” Swanson was upset, screaming, and had arrived despite her boyfriend’s wishes. Other people inside the home report that Swanson’s behavior was so erratic that they believed her to be under the influence of some kind of drug. Despite this, Tyga allowed Swanson inside his home where the situation escalated. It is unknown what precisely the two were arguing over, but Swanson claims that Tyga refused to allow her to leave for several hours. During that time period, he struck her. Eventually, Swanson’s mother arrived to pick her up, which is when the police became involved.

In the following days, Swanson shared photos and videos of her injuries, causing the #camarynswanson to go viral over Instagram and Twitter. She has also denied allegations of her behavior and screaming. Regardless, this prompted Tyga to turn himself into police custody for questioning.

Tyga Released from Custody on Bail

Following his arrest on Tuesday, police have held the rapper in custody, no doubt to be questioned. He has yet to personally speak out on the situation, but so far it is hard to deny the photos and videos posted by his girlfriend. Tyga has agreed to pay a hefty bail of $50,000 and now has been temporarily freed from custody pending these very serious allegations. FMHipHop will continue to update as the situation progresses.

Domestic violence is a very serious issue. For more information, visit the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Their Resources Page provides a long list of potential places to seek help if you or someone you know is in need.

Chris Colasurdo
@Cfcolasurdo on Twitter