Judge David Herriford set the Canadian rapper's bail at $350,000 and determined that Lanez’s social media posts directed at Megan Thee Stallion are a violation of the court's pretrial protective orders.
Lanez, who is accused ofin July 2020 outside a Hollywood Hills mansion, saw his bail in the felony assault case increased to only $350,000 during a pretrial hearing. The district attorney had argued for Lanez’s bail to be revoked or increased to $5 million.
Lanez was taken into custody at the hearing. As a condition of his release after posting bail, Herriford said Lanez could not mention Stallion on social media.
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