Nardo Wick associates who knocked a fan out turn themselves in
Last weekend in Tampa, buzzing Jacksonville rapper Nardo Wick heavily trended on social media. That was as a result of one of his fans being knocked out by two men who were associates of Nardo, as the fan was trying to approach Nardo. One man knocked the fan out, while the other continued to throw punches.
The victim went on to be identified as 20-year old George Obregon Jr. Moreover, his mother revealed how big of a fan that George was of Nardo, and that he went on to suffer a concussion, as well as bleeding in his brain. Furthermore, she emphasized how nice of a person George is, and that he didn’t deserve what happened to him.
As a result, Nardo went on to put out a video where he publicly apologized to George. He also texted his mother, and emphasized that he tried to get the men to stop attacking him, in the viral video.
Meanwhile, the two individuals who attacked George Obregon have now turned themselves in to Tampa PD, according to TMZ. They’ve been identified as 34-year-old Zachary L. Benton and a 15-year-old male. Both have since been charged with felony battery. In addition to this charge, the 15-year-old was also hit with minor in possession of a firearm. Benton was who struck Obregon first, and the teen then followed up with even more punches.
Moreover, Benton and the teen are supposedly not close with Nardo. Sources close to the situation added that they were simply “friends of friends.” The two went on to speak to Nardo’s team this week, to schedule them turning themselves into police custody.
Nardo Wick associates who knocked a fan out turn themselves in to police
