Kai Cenat Charged After Chaos Unfolded At His Event In New York City
After Cenat promised to give away Playstations at Union Square, thousand showed up at the scene on Thursday. When the fans didn’t get what was promised, they threw objects they found from a construction site in the area, including shovels and axes. The crowd also set off fireworks which resulted in smoke. However, police said there were no shots fired.
During a briefing on Friday, NYPD Chief Jeffrey Maddrey said it was an “unlawful assembly.”
“We’re not against young people having a good time, we’re not against young people gathering, but it can’t be to this level where it’s dangerous,” he said. “A lot of people got hurt today.”
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