Lucki asks LAPD for car back, says it holds $100,000

Rapper Lucki has surfaced with bandages near his jaw and neck after the fight outside ComplexCon, using an Instagram video to ask the LAPD for his vehicle back. In the video reported by AllHipHop, Lucki said his car contained $100,000 and debit cards, putting the focus of his latest update on the missing ride and property.

“I don’t know what happened,” Lucki said in the video transcript. “There’s a lot going on,” he added before asking whether police were “trying to have a little fun” and requesting the car’s return.

The cash, cards and status of the vehicle have not been independently confirmed. A Baller Alert report republished by MSN said the LAPD had not publicly said why it was holding the car, or confirmed that it held the money or cards Lucki described.

What did LAPD confirm about the ComplexCon fight?

Police told the Los Angeles Times that officers responded around 4:45 p.m. on October 3 to a fight involving multiple people near Chick Hearn Court and Georgia Street in downtown Los Angeles. People were still fighting when officers arrived, according to police.

Four people were injured in what police described to the Times as an apparent knife attack. Two were taken to a hospital, a third went to a hospital independently with a severe laceration, and a fourth declined treatment for an elbow laceration.

Authorities did not publicly identify the injured people. They also did not confirm that Lucki was among the four victims, though videos reviewed by the Times appeared to show him with a wound below his jaw.

Was Lucki confirmed to have been stabbed?

No. TMZ, citing unnamed law-enforcement sources, reported that an unknown person struck Lucki in the side of his face, leaving a laceration. The Los Angeles Times reported that police had not confirmed whether Lucki or his associates were involved in the fight, and police did not publicly establish what caused his injury.

TMZ reported October 5 that Lucki had left the hospital. But the available reporting does not include confirmation of that release from a hospital, the LAPD or another official source.

There were no publicly announced arrests or charges as of Monday evening, AllHipHop reported. The identity of the person who injured Lucki, the investigation’s status and whether police have his car remain unresolved.

• Lucki’s statement about $100,000 is his claim, not a police-confirmed finding.
• Police confirmed four injuries but did not name the victims.
• No supplied public police account ties Playboi Carti, Destroy Lonely or their associates to a crime in the incident.

This story draws on original reporting from TMZ.