While Tyga was on stage at Fluxx Night Club, the agent served him with the notice to appear in court, Treyzon said. A Los Angeles County judge issued a warrant Tuesday morning for the arrest of rapper Tyga after he failed to show up at a Santa Monica courtroom for a hearing in a lawsuit brought by his former landlord. When Tyga did not show up in court, Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Nancy L. Newman signed off on the arrest warrant, with bail set at $10,000, according to Abir. To notify the rapper about Tuesday’s debtor’s hearing, attorneys sent a contractor to his July 20 concert in San Diego, which coincided with Comic-Con. The case traces to 2011, when Tyga rented a Malibu mansion overlooking the Pacific Ocean for $16,000 a month, according to court papers.

Source: Los Angeles Times August 09, 2016 11:30 UTC