Unrelated recordings of American singer Beyoncé stolen during a tour from the vehicle in Atlanta, just a few days before the four -day stop at her Cowboy Carter tour in this city, confirmed the competent authorities. TASR took information from the BBC News.
According to the police report, they were stolen from the leased car, which was used by the singer’s choreographer and one of its dancers, as well as hard-disas containing unreleased songs, as well as plans for future concerts. The theft occurred on July 8, two days before the first performance of Beyoncé in Atlanta. According to the local police, a warrant was issued on the suspicious perpetrator, but his name was not published.
Choreographer Christopher Grant and dancer Diandre Blue told the police that they parked the rented Black Jeep Wagoneer and entered the nearby grocery hall. When they returned, the rear window of the vehicle was broken and two suitcases were missing, the police report said.
In the vehicle they transported “sensitive personal information about Beyoncé”, they specified police sources. These included “five hard-backs containing unreleased music records, concert plans and set-lists,” the report said.
Other reported stolen items included a laptop, branded clothing and headphones. The police report states that the authorities used information about tracking notebooks and headphones to find out where these things could reach. For now, however, it is not clear whether the stolen things have been found.
Beyoncé (civil name Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter) is currently on the Cowboy Carter Tour tour. The last performance was scheduled in Atlanta on Monday, July 14. Surprisingly, her husband, American rapper Jay-Z, appeared at the third dinner of her show in this city, Georgia.
