TRAVIS Scott had a bust-up with a boat company over a disagreement about getting back to the marina on time which sparked his arrest in Miami, The U.S. Sun understands.
The 33-year-old was taken in by cops in the early hours of Thursday morning for causing a disturbance on a charter boat.
He was charged with trespassing and disorderly intoxication after local officers were called to break up a scrap.
BOAT BUST-UP
The U.S. Sun has spoken to a source close to the incident who revealed Scott became involved in a dispute with the boat operator.
According to the source, Kylie Jenner's ex wanted to be dropped off at different locations and refused to leave.
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The cut-off time at the marina is 9 pm, according to its website, and the people maintaining the vessel were under pressure from the management to return before the curfew.
Police records show the rapper was arrested at 1:17 am and booked at Miami-Dade County jail at 4:35 am.
The source added that the boat used by Scott is normally based at a different marina, but had a temporary slip for the week.
The police report, seen by The U.S. Sun, stated he was charged with trespassing after a warning and being drunk.
It said that when cops first arrived he was "standing by the dock yelling at the vessel occupants."
Scott was ordered to leave after the person on the boat said they did not want to press charges.
But just five minutes later, Scott returned, walking back toward the boat. He began yelling again and ignored cops, the report said.
The bond was set at $500 for trespassing and $150 for disorderly intoxication.
But the father of Jenner's two children - they split in 2023 - hasn't appeared too bothered.
TROUBLE AGAIN
He mocked the bleary-eyed mug shot on Instagram and posted "Lol" on X.
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And on Thursday afternoon, he released a T-shirt with his mugshot printed on it.
Scott's European tour, Circus Maximus, starts in eight days, yet this isn't new territory for the music star.
He's faced a string of criminal charges for inciting crowds in 2021 after 10 people were killed and hundreds injured during a set at Astroworld music festival in Texas.
He performed for over 30 minutes while a "mass casualty incident" was declared, although he and five others avoided a criminal charge following a grand jury hearing last year.
The U.S. Sun reached out to Scott's representatives but didn't immediately hear back.
