[Update] Ice Spice’s Lawyer Says ‘Unprovoked’ McDonald’s Att*ck Has Been Reported To LAPD

[Update] Ice Spice’s Lawyer Says ‘Unprovoked’ McDonald’s Att*ck Has Been Reported To LAPD
The situation involving Ice Spice and a viral McDonald’s altercation has now escalated into a police matter after her legal team confirmed the incident was reported to the Los Angeles Police Department.
The April 15 encounter, which quickly spread online, shows the rapper being approached by a woman before a brief exchange turned physical inside the restaurant. Footage also captured the confrontation continuing outside.
Speaking to TMZ, Ice Spice’s lawyer, Bradford Cohen, said, “The unprovoked att*ck on my client has been reported to the LAPD, and we will be pursuing any and all avenues to hold the perpetrators responsible for their actions, including criminally and civilly. We are also exploring holding the location responsible for their lack of appropriate security.”
The woman involved, identified as Vayah, previously claimed she approached Ice Spice with a compliment but was met with hostility. Authorities have not yet announced any charges as the investigation continues.
Was Ice Spice right to file a report?
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