A man in Houston reportedly pretended to be a police officer to sneak into Friday’s Final Four Fan Fest concert, all to see the event’s headliner: Megan Thee Stallion.
According to reports from ABC 13, Trayvone Lil Darus Stevenson, a 28-year-old Houston-based barber with no qualifications as any type of officer, was held in the Harris County Jail over the weekend after being charged with impersonating a public servant.
Court documents revealed that he allegedly wore a “Police K-9” vest, but without any dog, and claimed to be working security as a police officer. His intention? To attend Megan Thee Stallion’s sold-out performance at Discovery Green, where thirst levels had reached an all-time high since her recent return to the spotlight.
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“Megan Thee Stallion is a fantastic draw, big draw, especially here in Houston, but this is still a felony case,” prosecutor Mathew Jackson told Eyewitness News at Monday’s hearing. “You cannot go and impersonate an officer to get into a concert venue.”
While Stevenson’s methods were certainly outlandish, we can’t fault him for doing whatever it takes to get a close-up look at the Houston Hottie. Her turn throwing out the first pitch at a Houston Astro’s game was the talk of the town, with videos of Meg’s pitch being viewed millions of times all across the internet.
Fans also pointed out the fact that baseballer David Hensley got to hug her after the pitch, resting his hand upon her rear end and sparking jealousy all over the world.
But, there was one person who didn’t approve of Hensley’s hand placement: Stephen A. Smith. The sports commentator went on a rant about the first pitch, where he says that Megan Thee Stallion’s boyfriend should have a problem with the hug.
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Stephen A continued: “He ain’t supposed to be touching her like that. If I was her man, I’d have a problem with that. I’ll tell you that right now…I understand. But that was naughty, he shouldn’t have done that.”
During Stevenson’s hearing, the judge granted him a $20,000 bond, which he bonded out after the hearing. It’s noteworthy to mention that Stevenson has no previous record, yet his alleged impersonation of a public servant could have serious consequences.
“He had his hand on her backside. Yes he did! Yes he did,” Smith said of Hensley. “He did it quick. But he ain’t supposed to be touching her like that.”
Stephen A continued: “He ain’t supposed to be touching her like that. If I was her man, I’d have a problem with that. I’ll tell you that right now…I understand. But that was naughty, he shouldn’t have done that.”
It’s safe to say….we all understand.
