Taylor Swift's Father Will Not Face Charges In Alleged Dust-Up With Australian Photographer
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Last month, Swift was accused of punching a man in the face during an altercation in Sydney Harbour.
Taylor Swift’s father, Scott Swift, won’t be getting into trouble with the law after an alleged altercation with a photographer in Sydney last month.
A spokesperson for the New South Wales police confirmed in a statement to the Los Angeles Times on Wednesday it had completed an investigation and no charges would be brought.
Late last month, photographer Ben McDonald claimed he was punched in the face by Swift’s father as the “Snow on the Beach” singer and her entourage were disembarking from a yacht docked in Sydney Harbour following a series of sold-out shows.
While Australian authorities did not share the names of the people involved at the time of the incident, CNN reported, they did confirm they were looking into the alleged assault of a 51-year-old by a 71-year-old individual matching McDonald and Swift’s details.
Neither of the men required medical attention, police shared.
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