Tyga Released From Jail After Posting $50,000 Bond, Hours After Ex-Girlfriend Camaryn Swanson Leaks Black Eye Photos
Tyga has been released from jail after spending hours in police custody after his ex accused him of roughing her up over the weekend.
According to court records obtained by Radar, the 31-year-old Rack City rapper (real name: Michael Stevenson) walked out of the Los Angeles jail at around 12:55 PM.
The records show Tyga was booked at 9:31 AM at the L.A.P.D. Hollywood division. He arrived this morning to talk to the police about the claims brought by his ex-girlfriend, Camaryn Swanson. After a short sit-down, the police decided they had enough to arrest Tyga and book him for felony domestic violence.
Officers have been investigating Tyga since Camaryn called them this weekend. She claims he invited her over to his home and then a fight broke out around 3 AM. She posted photos of a nasty black eye claiming she was tired of being quiet about the abuse.
Camaryn wrote, "I’ve been emotionally, mentally, and physically abused and I’m not hiding it anymore." She denied previous claims from Tyga's team that she showed up to his house without notice and started screaming outside his door.
"I didn’t show up “screaming” or uninvited when I tried to leave he physically assaulted me and refused to let me leave for hours," she wrote.
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She also shared a screenshot of her alleged text convo with Tyga. She claims it shows he invited her over and even sent a car to pick her up.
The police report also confirms the officers observed "visible marks" on Camaryn's neck which matches her put his hands around her neck.
Tyga and Camaryn started dating earlier this year but things appear to have ended recently. Chris Brown's best friend has yet to address the claims he violently beat his ex.
His next court date is scheduled for February.
