Travis Scott Won't Face Criminal Charges for Astroworld Mass Casualty Event
Travis Scott Won't Face Criminal Charges for Astroworld Mass Casualty Event

Travis Scott Won't Face , Criminal Charges for Astroworld, Mass Casualty Event.

'Pitchfork' reports that Travis Scott will not face criminal charges for the 2021 Astroworld incident that left 10 people dead, including a 10-year-old boy.

'Pitchfork' reports that Travis Scott will not face criminal charges for the 2021 Astroworld incident that left 10 people dead, including a 10-year-old boy.

On June 30, a Harris County, Texas, grand jury declined to indict the rapper, bringing an end to the 19-month investigation.

On June 30, a Harris County, Texas, grand jury declined to indict the rapper, bringing an end to the 19-month investigation.

My client Travis Scott will not be charged with criminal charges or any wrongdoing for his involvement with Astroworld festival, Kent Schaffer, Attorney for Travis Scott, via 'Pitchfork'.

My client Travis Scott will not be charged with criminal charges or any wrongdoing for his involvement with Astroworld festival, Kent Schaffer, Attorney for Travis Scott, via 'Pitchfork'.

Today’s decision by the Harris County district attorney confirms what we have known all along—that Travis Scott is not responsible for the Astroworld tragedy, Kent Schaffer, Attorney for Travis Scott, via 'Pitchfork'.

The two-day 2021 festival at NRG Park in Houston was canceled after a mass casualty event claimed 10 lives and resulted in thousands of injuries.

The two-day 2021 festival at NRG Park in Houston was canceled after a mass casualty event claimed 10 lives and resulted in thousands of injuries.

The 'New York Times' reported that the ages of those killed at Astroworld ranged from 10 to 27 years old.

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The 'New York Times' reported that the ages of those killed at Astroworld ranged from 10 to 27 years old.

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'Pitchfork' reports that Scott and Live Nation Entertainment are still facing several civil lawsuits, including one for the death of a woman's unborn child.

'Pitchfork' reports that Scott and Live Nation Entertainment are still facing several civil lawsuits, including one for the death of a woman's unborn child.

Live Nation is also under a House Oversight and Reform Committee investigation over the incident.

The Harris County Medical Examiner's Office ruled that all 10 deaths were accidents.

In March of 2022, Scott established an event safety initiative called Project HEAL.

In March of 2022, Scott established an event safety initiative called Project HEAL