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Marilyn Manson has reportedly made a deal to surrender to police on two outstanding arrest warrants for minor assault in New Hampshire.
The rock star, real name Brian Warner, will travel to Los Angeles under warrant, according to the Boston Globe.
Cops there will book and release Manson on bail, after which he will be given a court date in New Hampshire to face charges involving an alleged incident with a videographer at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion in August 2019.
“The videographer had been contracted out by an NH-based company to film the concert and was in the pit area of the stage when the alleged assaults occurred,” a statement said.
“The alleged assaults are not of a sexual nature, as has been requested by several other media outlets due to a number of other allegations made against Mr. Warner.”
Manson is also under investigation in Los Angeles following a series of allegations of sexual assault.
If convicted of the charges against him in New Hampshire, the rocker could face a prison sentence of up to a year and a fine.
A statement from Manson’s attorney, Howard King, states: “It’s no secret that anyone who has attended a Marilyn Manson concert that he enjoys being provocative on stage, especially in front of a camera. The offense was prosecuted after we received a request from a videographer for over $ 35,000 after a small amount of saliva came in contact with her arm.
“After asking for evidence of alleged damage, we never received a response. This whole claim is ridiculous, but we remain committed to cooperating with the authorities, as we have done throughout the process.”
Three bystanders told People they saw Manson spit and “shoot his snot” at the cameraman.
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