Travis Scott ConcertWalmart AMP, Rogers
Sources state that Travis Scott was arrested after the concert on allegations that he encouraged concertgoers to bypass security and rush the stage. Reported charges at the time included inciting a riot, disorderly conduct, and endangering the welfare of a minor. Later coverage reports that he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and that the other two charges were dismissed in plea negotiations.
Incident Overview
What happened
Date: 13 May 2017. Contemporary reporting and later follow-up coverage identify the incident as occurring during Travis Scott’s concert on Saturday, 13 May 2017, at the Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion in Rogers, Arkansas.
Location: Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion / Walmart AMP, 5079 W. Northgate Rd., Rogers, AR 72758, United States. Source wording includes “Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion” and “Walmart Amp in Rogers.”
Incident name: Travis Scott concert – Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion. Sources also describe it as a Travis Scott concert at the “Walmart Amp in Rogers” / “Walmart Arkansas Music Pavilion.”
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Reported impact
Sources state that Travis Scott was arrested after the concert on allegations that he encouraged concertgoers to bypass security and rush the stage. Reported charges at the time included inciting a riot, disorderly conduct, and endangering the welfare of a minor. Later coverage reports that he pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and that the other two charges were dismissed in plea negotiations.
Reported injuries: Injuries were reported. Contemporary sources say a security company employee, a police officer, and several others were injured; KATV reported those injured were treated on site by Rogers Fire Department and Mercy Medical. A precise total number of injured people was not verified across the sources reviewed.
Reported fatalities: Not verified. I did not locate a source tied to this specific 13 May 2017 Rogers incident that reported any fatalities.
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People reported Scott “pled guilty to disorderly conduct” and said, citing his attorney, that the other two misdemeanor charges were dismissed through plea negotiations.
Pitchfork reported the “inciting a riot” and “endangering the welfare of a minor” charges were dismissed and Scott pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and paid a fine.
These sources are broadly consistent on the final outcome. I did not locate a court record directly through this search tool, so I am reporting the outcome as described by these secondary follow-up sources.
The reviewed sources differ, or the available wording is not exact enough to state this as a single verified fact.
AP reported a security guard, a police officer, and “several others” were injured.
KATV reported “several people,” including a police department member and a security company employee, were injured and treated on site.
Sources agree injuries occurred, but none of the verified sources reviewed gave a precise confirmed total.
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