Trey Songz Ordered Anger Management, Drug Abuse Screening Over Detroit Incident

Trey Songz

Trey Songz Ordered Anger Management Classes, Drug Abuse Screening Over Detroit Incident

Trey Songz (real name Tremaine Neverson) has plead guilty to two misdemeanor counts. The 32-year-old singer was accused of punching a Detroit police sergeant after a concert pleaded guilty to two reduced counts of disturbing the peace and apologized. He will serve 18 months of non-reporting probation, undergo a drug and substance abuse screening and complete anger management classes as part of the sentence agreement reached in the case. He won’t serve any jail time. During the hearing, Trey stated,

I’d just like to give my apologies to the city of Detroit. I love Detroit.

Trey Songz addressed the court today in Detroit and apologized. pic.twitter.com/csfedainCh

— Elisha Anderson (@elishaanderson) August 18, 2017

As previously reported, police went to the singer’s dressing room following mayhem that happened when the performer was told his show at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit was over and he had to leave the stage.

Here’s footage of the incident.

Part 1

PART 3. Here is now it all started, #TreySongz was not too happy when his mic was cut off while he was on stage performing. #trey

A video posted by NEW ACCOUNT (SPREAD THE WORD) (@thejasminebrand_) on Dec 28, 2016 at 8:04pm PST

Part 2

PART 2. #TreySongz was not too happy when his mic was cut off while he was on stage performing. #trey

A video posted by NEW ACCOUNT (SPREAD THE WORD) (@thejasminebrand_) on Dec 28, 2016 at 8:01pm PST

Part 3

PART 1. #TreySongz was not too happy when his mic was cut off while he was on stage performing. #trey

A video posted by NEW ACCOUNT (SPREAD THE WORD) (@thejasminebrand_) on Dec 28, 2016 at 8:00pm PST

Police said the singer threw things and a cameraman was hit and injured with a microphone stand. When police went to arrest him, Trey punched a police sergeant in the head, officials said.

He was initially charged with a felony count of assaulting a police officer causing injury, which is punishable by up to four years in prison, and a misdemeanor count of aggravated assault, which carries of a maximum penalty of one year in jail, officials said. Those charges were dismissed as part of the plea deal.

One of his attorneys, Gabi Silver, told the court today that Neverson has no prior criminal history, accepted responsibility for his role that night and is a charitable man.

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