Lil Nas X CHARGED with 4 FELONIES after allegedly ASSAULTING the POLICE: pleads NOT GUILTY

Lil Nas X CHARGED with 4 FELONIES after allegedly ASSAULTING the POLICE: pleads NOT GUILTY
Lil Nas X CHARGED with 4 FELONIES after allegedly ASSAULTING the POLICE: pleads NOT GUILTY

Lil Nas X just got hit with four felony charges in Los Angeles, and he’s already pled not guilty. Court docs say the case is tied to what went down on August 21, when police say he was basically naked outside on Ventura Blvd and things escalated into an altercation with officers. They’re saying he swung on them, and that’s where the felony charges come from. After being detained, he was taken to the hospital on what cops called a suspected overdose, then booked into custody. His lawyer is pushing back, saying there’s no proof of drugs being involved and calling the whole thing a one-off situation.

At his arraignment, he pled not guilty to three counts of battery with injury on a cop and one count of resisting an executive officer. Bail was set at $75K, and now the case is officially moving forward. This is a big moment for an artist who broke the internet with “Old Town Road” and has been one of the most visible culture-shifting stars of the last five years.

On this episode of The Blac Pill, we’re breaking down the full timeline, what the prosecutors are saying, what the defense is already claiming, and what these charges actually mean in real life if they stick. We’re also diving into the bigger convo happening online right now: the balance between accountability, mental health, and how fame can push people over the edge. Fans are split, with some calling this the end of his run and others saying the system’s doing too much.

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