YK Osiris is out of jail after being arrested for aggravated assault by strangulation in Atlanta last week. According to Fulton County Sheriff’s Office records, the outspoken singer posted a $150,000 bond and was released on Saturday (November 9).
The Def Jam artist, whose legal name is Osiris Williams, celebrated his release by singing Akon’s “Locked Up” in an Instagram livestream.
Last Monday (November 4), Osiris was arrested after being accused of choking and biting his girlfriend at a party in September. He was initially denied bond and spent a little less than a week behind bars.
For more details on the alleged altercation between Osiris and his girlfriend, read HipHopDX’s initial story on his arrest below.
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[This post has been updated. The following was originally published on November 6.]
YK Osiris was arrested and booked on charges of aggravated assault by strangulation in Atlanta on Monday (November 4). The Def Jam singer was apprehended after being accused of choking and biting the face of his girlfriend at his 21st birthday party on September 7.
According to a police report obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Osiris’ girlfriend confronted him after seeing a picture of another woman wearing nothing but a towel in his phone. The outspoken artist allegedly responded by saying, “I am going to slap the shit out of you” and chasing her up some stairs into a bathroom.
Inside the restroom, Osiris’ girlfriend said he choked and bit her. She alleged a mark left under her left eye was where she’d been bitten.
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Osiris, whose legal name is Osiris Williams, was denied bond following his arrest. He remains locked up in Fulton County Jail while waiting on a preliminary hearing in his case, which is scheduled to take place later this month.
Last month, Osiris released his debut album The Golden Child via Def Jam. Since then, he has instigated conversation by claiming to be the new “King of R&B,” dissing artists such as Jacquees and Bryson Tiller in the process.
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