- TikToker Bryce Hall has been cited by police for fighting with security at a Las Vegas nightclub, TMZ reports.
- The incident, which was captured on tape, occurred after he was reportedly kicked out of a Calvin Harris performance.
Bryce Hall, the troublemaking TikToker who rose to fame as part of the now-disbanded Sway House collective, was cited by Las Vegas police on Friday for battery and trespassing, TMZ reported.
According to a video of the incident obtained by the outlet, the 23-year-old is seen punching at least one security guard in the head before he is subsequently tackled to the ground by four men.
The brawl occurred after Hall was reportedly kicked out of XS nightclub located inside the Wynn Hotel, where DJ and producer Calvin Harris was performing. TMZ reported that police were called to the scene and cited Hall with two counts of battery and one count of trespassing. The case will be also reportedly be submitted to the District Attorney.
A representative for Hall declined Insider's request for comment. Insider has also reached out to the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department.
Hall shared earlier this week that he was having a "rough start" to the new year. On Thursday, after tweeting that his car was burglarized outside of his home, the TikToker wrote, "2023 is having a rough start, but life isn't always great…Going about life with a big smile and kicking it right in the balls when you're down is how I'm living."
Hall has made several headlines over the years for public fighting. In an October podcast appearance, Hall said he got into a physical altercation at a Los Angeles nightclub after he had been charged for bottles of tequila that he claimed he hadn't ordered. According to police records obtained by E! News at the time, Hall was detained on a citizen's arrest for a misdemeanor and released after a few hours.
Back in October 2020, Hall was under investigation by the LAPD for a fight at the restaurant Cinco LA, after he was asked to leave for vaping, Insider reported at the time. Hall told TMZ he'd asked for his credit card back from the restaurant more than 10 times before the altercation started.
That year, Hall also made headlines for being charged by the LA City Attorney for hosting raucous quartantine parties. In May 2020, he was arrested in Texas on charges of marijuana possession.