Azealia Banks was previously convicted misdemeanor assault after biting the breast a female security guard in 2015, but the charge has been reduced to disorderly conduct. According to NY Daily News, the Harlem native pled guilty to the charge in court on Tuesday (April 3) after the misdemeanor charge was withdrawn.
Back in Dec. 2015, Banks was kicked out New York City nightclub Up & Down, leading her to bite down on a female security guard's breast at the venue. Since then, she was ordered to go to anger management classes, but she previously failed to show pro that she completed them. The "Soda" entertainer pled guilty to the disorderly conduct charge this week after finally completing the required courses, with the judge withdrawing the original charge and closing out the case.
The outlet reports that Banks and her attorney, Jess Berkowitz, did not comment on the case following her court appearance.
Banks has been working to push more music in 2018, and it looks like she's f to a much more positive start. Last month, the "Chi Chi" spitter released her "Movin' On Up" record for fans.
She is currently preparing her Fantasea II: The Second Wave album, which she plans to drop sometime this year.