Beyoncé Tour Car Break-In Suspect Pleads Not Guilty: Case Update
A man accused of breaking into a rental car associated with Beyoncé's team during her Atlanta tour stop entered a not guilty plea in court. Kelvin Evans faces charges of entering a vehicle with the intent to steal and criminal trespass. He allegedly took various items, including jump drives with unreleased music, show plans, AirPods, and a MacBook Pro. Evans' next court appearance is scheduled for Feb. 11 for case management.
The incident occurred on July 8 when police responded to a report at Krog Street NE, where Beyoncé's choreographer and a dancer reported the car break-in at a parking deck. Beyoncé was in Atlanta for her "Cowboy Carter" tour, which included four shows at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. In September, Evans was identified as the suspect by the police. He had been apprehended by Hapeville police on Aug. 26 for a parole violation. Evans was released from Fulton County Jail in October after posting a $20,000 bond.
In conclusion, Kelvin Evans, the man accused of breaking into Beyoncé's team's rental car during her Atlanta tour stop, pleaded not guilty to charges of theft and criminal trespass. The incident occurred in July, and Evans was identified as the suspect in September. He was released on bond in October and is scheduled for a court appearance in February for case management.