Cardi B Indicted On Felony Charges Following Strip Club Brawl

Rapper Cardi B has been indicted on felony expenses by a grand jury in Queens, according to a source close to the scenario, speaking to ABC News.


This development comes following misdemeanor costs being brought against her right after a brawl at a strip club. She was accused of throwing bottles and chairs at bartenders at the Angels Gentlemen's Club in the area back in August 2018.


She was arrested and formally charged in October, however declined a plea deal to decrease her apparently transgressions to a class A misdemeanor. This might have kept her from potentially serving any jail time. Though nothing is final just however, she might just be doing so once this is all mentioned and done.


The cash rapper was indicted on 14 costs, including "2 counts of felony attempted assault with intent to cause serious physical injury" according to TMZ, along with misdemeanor reckless endangerment, assault, conspiracy, harassment, and criminal solicitation.


The indictment is now sealed up until the star's arraignment on Tuesday (June 25), however it appears new bills have been brought against Cardi following her rejection of a plea deal from the Queens district attorney's office.


According to Cardi's lawyer Jeff Kern, who previously planned a statement to the Associated Press, he is "aware of no evidence" that his client "caused anybody any harm." It's unclear at this time whether Cardi will just be serving any jail time for the alleged acts, and we likely won't know more up until the arraignment in the coming week.