Busta Rhymes turned himself in following an alleged assault incident involving his assistant Dashiel Gables (Image via Josh Brasted/Getty Images for ESSENCE) Busta Rhymes allegedly surrendered to ...

Authorities charged the famous 90s rapper with assault after an alleged altercation in New York City with his assistant, Dashiel Gables, on Jan. 10, according to TMZ. Police sources said Busta ...

the Brooklyn native turned himself in to the New York Police Department earlier this week several days after a dispute with his assistant Dashiel Gables turned violent. The incident happened on ...

Busta Rhymes was hit with 3 assault charges. WireImage Reached by phone by The Post Thursday, the hip-hop star’s alleged victim, Dashiel Gables, said his lawyer told him not to talk to the press.

According to the report, Busta, 52, got into an argument with his 50-year-old assistant — who TMZ names as Dashiel Gables — and allegedly punched the man in the face multiple times.

According to the NY Post, law enforcement said that Rhymes was arguing with his assistant, Dashiel Gables, 50, for being on his phone during work hours. He then punched him several times ...

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The New York Postobtained the police report which states that Busta was perturbed that Dashiel Gables was on his phone during working hours. An argument ensued in the lobby area of the condo ...

An investigation is still ongoing. The alleged incident involved Rhymes’ assistant, Dashiel Gables, according to TMZ.com. Gables refused to comment on the incident saying his lawyers told him ...

On Jan. 10, police say the East Flatbush rapper got into an argument with Dashiel Gables, a man believed to be his assistant over a food delivery dispute.

Reached by phone by The Post Thursday, the hip-hop star’s alleged victim, Dashiel Gables, said his lawyer told him not to talk to the press. Gables then added: “Maybe later. Maybe in the future.