A MEGAN THEE STALLION fan was detained after insulting a police officer in order to enter the performance

A Megan Thee Stallion fan who made a daring effort to enter her local performance over the weekend by posing as a police officer was apprehended.

According to ABC13, Trayvone “Lil Darus” Stevenson, 28, was detained on suspicion of impersonating a public official when he tried to enter Megan’s headline performance at the AT&T Block Party in Houston on Friday night by masquerading as a police officer (March 31).

Stevenson pretended to be a security guard at the free event while donning a phony “K-9 Unit” vest, but Houston police immediately figured out what was going on as he was taken into custody.

The 28-year-old, who works as a barber in the neighborhood, has no background in police enforcement and wasn’t even carrying a dog at the time. During his court appearance on Monday, April 3, Stevenson paid a $20,000 bail and was freed from Harris County Prison.

“Megan Thee Stallion is a fantastic draw, big draw, especially here in Houston, but this is still a felony case. You cannot go and impersonate an officer to get into a concert venue,” prosecutor Mathew Jackson said at Monday’s hearing.

The Houston Hottie performed on Friday night as a part of the Final Four Fan Fest, which was held while her city was the site of the NCAA Final Four for men. It was also her first significant performance since Tory Lanez was convicted of shooting her in 2020 and her first headline show in the city since 2019.

Another viral moment for the “Savage” rapper involved Megan Thee Stallion as she threw out the first pitch on March 30 at the Houston Astros’ home opener.

With Adam Sandler, the Grammy-winning rapper is allegedly in negotiations to get her next acting gig in the upcoming Safdie brothers film.

Deadline claims that Josh and Benny Safdie have begun casting their forthcoming Netflix film on sports memorabilia, and Megan is one of the actors they are looking to add.