Los Angeles, CA – Rapper Killer Mike will not face charges stemming from a physical
altercation at the Grammy Awards earlier this year. According to the Los Angeles City
Attorney’s Office, Killer Mike, whose real name is Michael Render, completed a
community service requirement and successfully went through the office’s hearing
process.

Arrest at the Grammys

Killer Mike was arrested in February at (link unavailable) Arena, where the Grammy Awards
were held. He was escorted away in handcuffs and detained on suspicion of a
misdemeanor offense. However, he was never formally charged.

Community Service

As part of the hearing process, Killer Mike was required to complete community service.
Details of the service were not disclosed. By completing this requirement, Killer Mike has
avoided any further legal action related to the incident.

Grammy Wins

The altercation occurred shortly after Killer Mike won three awards at the Grammys’
Premiere Ceremony. He took home awards for Best Rap Performance and Best Rap Song
for his single “Scientists & Engineers,” as well as Best Rap Album for “Michael.” It was his
first Grammy win in over two decades.

Statement from Killer Mike

In a statement, Killer Mike attributed the altercation to an “over-zealous” security guard. He
expressed gratitude for the support of his fans and the recognition from the Grammy
Representatives for Killer Mike did not immediately return requests for comment. The Los
Angeles City Attorney’s Office has closed the case, and no further legal action is expected.
This news comes as a relief to fans of Killer Mike, who were concerned about the potential
legal consequences of the incident. With this resolution, Killer Mike can continue to focus
on his music and celebrate his recent Grammy wins.