A Houston man has been accused of impersonating a police officer so he could sneak into the Final Four Fest to watch Megan Thee Stallion perform.
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Trayvone Lil Darus Stevenson,28, was arrested and charged with impersonating a public servant on Friday after allegedly wearing a “Police K-9” vest and identifying himself as event security working at the festival. However, he didn’t have a dog, leading to his subsequent arrest. Attorneys revealed that Stevenson works as a barber and has no qualifications as any officer, as reported by ABC13.
“Megan Thee Stallion is a fantastic draw, big draw, especially here in Houston, but this is still a felony case. You cannot go and impersonate an officer to get into a concert venue,” prosecutor Mathew Jackson told the outlet.
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Stevenson was held in the Harris County Jail over the weekend, but a judge granted him a $20,000 bond. He doesn’t have a previous criminal record, and Stevenson was released shortly after the hearing.
The March Madness Final Four Fest is Megan Thee Stallion’s first concert of the year. “It was a coincidence, but I’m so glad it worked out that way. I haven’t performed in Houston in a few years, so it’s really special to come back home, reflect on my journey and perform in front of all the Hotties who have supported my career since the beginning. There is no Megan Thee Stallion without the city of Houston,” she explained to ESPN.
Fans also stood in line for hours on Friday waiting to see Megan perform on the stage, and other fans were able to live stream the event from home.