Sydney, Australia —Australian police have just announced that Scott Swift, Taylor Swift's father, would not be charged with any of the alleged assaults on paparazzi photographers. The incident near Neutral Bay Wharf in Sydney last month prompted an inquiry by the New South Wales (NSW) Police Force.
The Investigation
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Just now, Australian police declared that Taylor Swift's father Scott Swift would not face charges for any of the purported attacks on paparazzi photographers. New South Wales (NSW) Police Force conducted an investigation following the incident close to Neutral Bay Wharf in Sydney last month.
The Controversy
The incident happened when Taylor Swift got off a Sydney Harbour-based yacht. Scott Swift allegedly assaulted photographer Ben McDonald. McDonald reported how Swift's security men shoved an umbrella into his face and camera with great force. Then Scott Swift is said to have punched him.
Swift’s Defense
The event occurred after Taylor Swift disembarked from a yacht in Sydney Harbour. Photographer Ben McDonald allegedly suffered an assault by Scott Swift. McDonald reported how Swift's bodyguards violently pushed an umbrella into his face and camera. Then, it's reported, Scott Swift punched him.
No Medical Treatment Required
It happened after Taylor Swift got off a yacht in Sydney Harbour. Apparently, Scott Swift attacked photographer Ben McDonald. McDonald related how Swift's security slammed an umbrella into his face and camera. Next, it's said, Scott Swift punched him.
Conclusion
Scott Swift is still uncharged as the legal process draws to an end. The event highlights the difficulties celebrities and their entourages encounter when interacting with obnoxious paparazzi. Taylor Swift's family is still navigating the challenges of celebrity even as her "Eras" tour becomes the highest-grossing tour in history.