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Trey Songz is on a roll with his recent string of erratic behavior this week, but his most recent outburst and actions have landed him in jail reportedly.
Following his confrontation over the holiday weekend with the security staff at the new MGM National Harbor, which lead to him being kicked out of the property, now Trey has found himself in more hot water after a blow up during a concert in Detroit on Wednesday night.
The Virginia native performed as part of the lineup for Detroit’s Channel 955 & FM 98 WJLB’s Big Show at the Joe concert. Trey took to the stage and performed some of his set, and was even joined by Chris Brown for a performance.
Well after a bit of time into his set, Trey was informed that he was going over his allotted time, and that he needed to wrap up his performance. An angered Trey, took to the mic to inform the audience that he was warned to end his set or his mic would be cut off, to which he did not take a liking.
Trey proceeded to hop off the stage in the audience, causing mayhem, then after he was retrieved from his security and placed back on stage, he then destroy the stage and threw pieces of the stage material into the audience.
Watch: Trey Songz spazzed out at Joe Louis Arena after they cut his mic off. #BigShowAtTheJoe
(via. mznene IG) pic.twitter.com/p7SJcaeKSf
— Hardys® (@HardysMedia) December 29, 2016
They turned off his mic so he fsu’d ?❤️ @TreySongz #BigShowAtTheJoe pic.twitter.com/AMARwMue13
— Asia lol (@beautyluvr101) December 29, 2016
@TreySongz wildddddd LMFAO pic.twitter.com/ekklOT5eUJ
— sar?? (@nightchngesarah) December 29, 2016
Well according to station’s official website, Trey was arrested shortly after his outburst, for injuring a concert goer.
Trey Songz tore down Detroit… LITERALLY! After the sound production team allegedly cut Trey short of his performance, he began throwing things off the stage. Sources report that Trey Songz was charged with felonious assault after sending a concertgoer to the hospital with injuries from the thrown object/piece of sound equipment.
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