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Police Investigating After Ye Caught On Video Hurling Woman's Phone Into Street For Filming Him

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The rapper could be seen warning the woman 'y’all ain’t gonna run up on me like that' before grabbing her phone.

Ye's latest antics have landed him under an investigation by Ventura County law enforcement.

The disgraced rapper and fashion designer was recently caught on video taking a woman's cellphone and throwing it into the street while she attempted to record him.


Both Ye and the woman were in their vehicles when they were stopped at a red light in Newbury Park in Southern California. Upon stopping, Ye exited his vehicle and approached the woman.

He can be heard saying:

"Y'all ain't gonna run up on me like that. If I say stop."

In response, the woman said:

"I wasn't running."

Ye then scolded:

"Stop with your cameras."

As the woman attempted to get out the words, "I know but you're a celebrity," Ye grabbed the woman's phone from her hand and launched it down the street.

According to TMZ, he then returned to his vehicle and drove off before deputies arrived on the scene.

You can watch the interaction below.

Some viewers of the video sided with Ye and his desire for privacy, especially since the woman continued recording after he asked her to stop.





Others said the circumstances don't matter, you can't just take and hurl someone's phone.





A law enforcement source told TMZ that Ye is now under investigation as a battery suspect, but no arrests have been made. No injuries were reported from the incident.

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