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Friday, November 15
Travis Scott, partner of Kylie Jenner, is sued by 2 security guards who worked at the Astroworld Festival
Since there was a human stampede in the concert by Travis Scott, Astroworld Festival Festival, in which a dozen people lost their lives and hundreds were injured, has not stopped debating which one It is the extent of the responsibility of the rapper in all this tragedy. But what is true is that Kylie Jenner’s partner could be rained with lawsuits , even though he paid for the funerals of the victims. Now Travis Scott is sued by two festival security guards.
Travis Scott , faces multiple lawsuits for what happened and now two of the Astroworld security guards, Samuel and Jackson Bush, have taken legal action against him and claim a million dollars claiming that they have been permanently marked by what they witnessed in Houston, Texas , on November 5. Jackson claims that he saw several unconscious people receiving CPR and that he pulled a body out of the crowd as thousands of fans made their way to the stage.
As shown in the documents obtained by TMZ , the 2 security guards , who were hired to work at the festival through AJ Melino and Associates, states that 50. 000 people had bought tickets , but that finally the number of attendees turned out to be much higher, which put everyone present in danger. Also want the event producer Live Nation, AJ Melino and Travis Scott’s record label, Cactus Jack Records, among others, to answer for what happened.
Last week another 2 lawsuit was filed. 000 million dollars on behalf of 280 of those attending the concert , while many other fans have filed theirs on their own. The representatives of Travis Scott , sentimental partner of Kylie Jenner , they have not stopped repeating that he was acting when the stampede occurred and that he did not realize that anything strange was happening between the crowd. In fact, he did not discover the real extent of what had happened until the next day.
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