Because of a basketball player... What are the details of the assault on Britney Spears?

In a strange incident of its kind, international artist Britney Spears was beaten by a private guard for NBA basketball player Victor Wimpanyama on the star Britty Spears, in Las Vegas, and the reason, according to the "Weekly" newspaper, was that he asked her to take a picture with him.

According to what was reported on the foreign site, “Spears” was banging on the player’s back to pay attention to her and take a picture with him, but his guard attacked her and turned around trying to push Britney away and hit her in the face, and took off her glasses.

The head of the San Antonio player's private guard quickly remedied what happened with Spurs, and apologized for what had happened from his staff, and their security teams spoke for some time, while the singer's team submitted a report to the police.

While the details of the incident are due to the artist entering a restaurant inside a hotel with her husband, Sam Asgari, and a member of her security team when the accident occurred.

So far, details of the police report and whether Spears is seeking criminal charges have not been released.

And the singer had made it clear on her account via the “Instagram” network that she had seen, on Wednesday evening, at the entrance to a hotel restaurant, the French player who is currently in Nevada to play his first match with the San Antonio Spurs. The singer added, "I decided to talk to him and congratulate him on his success. Because of the intensity of the noise, I tapped his shoulder to get his attention (...) and one of his security forces slapped me without looking back."

She indicated that the slap nearly knocked her to the ground and led to the removal of her glasses from her face. TMZ, which reported the news, reported that Britney Spears had filed a complaint after the incident.

In response to a question by Agence France-Presse, the Los Angeles police confirmed that they had opened an investigation on Wednesday evening related to "beating and wounding", without disclosing the name of the victim. "No arrest warrants or summonses have been issued, and no further details will be given at this time," she said.