Kanye West to not be charged with battery for allegedly punching a fan during an altercation in Los Angeles which took place earlier this year. Kanye reportedly had gotten himself into an argument which turned physical after a fan asked for his autograph. As reported by Fox News a statement was released by the spokesperson for LA City Attorney Mike Feuer. 

According to Fox News, Rob Wilcox, a spokesman for Feuer said, "Regarding the incident involving Kanye West that took place Jan. 13, 2022, after a thorough and careful review of all the evidence, our office is declining to file based on no reasonable likelihood of conviction."

The victim then filed a battery report and named the rapper as the suspect in a January report. On the other hand, West's attorney also spoke about the outcome of the investigation and said, that the rapper"made every effort" to extricate himself from the alleged victim, "whose behaviour became that of an aggressive stalker" and who allegedly followed the Chicago native to three different locations. West could have received a maximum six-month jail sentence if found guilty of misdemeanour violence in the recent incident.

The alleged assault allegedly happened while West and his ex-girlfriend Julia Fox were supposedly in Los Angeles. Kanye previously entered a no contest plea to misdemeanour violence in 2013 during an altercation with the paparazzi at the Los Angeles International Airport. He was given a two-year probationary period, 250 hours of community service, and anger management counselling.

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