R&B artist Trey Songz is under investigation following allegations that he assaulted a cameraman outside a Long Island nightclub over the weekend. The incident reportedly took place early Sunday morning at The Ivy in Huntington, New York, where videographer Isaa Mansoor had been hired to document an event featuring the singer.
Speaking to TMZ Hip Hop, Mansoor said the club’s owner instructed him to film Trey Songz throughout the night, including his performance and interactions with guests. Mansoor claims Trey was informed ahead of time that media coverage had been authorized.
As the night progressed, tensions allegedly rose between Trey and some patrons. Mansoor says the singer grew visibly irritated by fans asking for pictures and videos. At the end of the event, the club owner reportedly asked Mansoor to capture a final shot of Trey near the venue’s logo out front. That’s when things escalated.
According to Mansoor, Trey responded with violence—striking him on the side of the head, slamming him into a wall, and destroying two of his cameras. When the owner intervened and identified Mansoor as his videographer, Trey allegedly dismissed him with profanity and raised his fist in a threatening manner.
Mansoor says he fled the scene and contacted police. Authorities confirmed that a report has been filed and an investigation is underway. Mansoor later sought medical treatment and was diagnosed with a concussion, migraine, and ankle injury. Doctors reportedly performed CT scans and X-rays before prescribing medication for pain management.
Trey Songz has yet to publicly address the allegations, and his representatives have not responded to requests for comment. This latest incident adds to a growing list of legal troubles for the singer, who recently released a single suggesting he was moving on from past controversies.
The investigation remains active as law enforcement works to gather more details. If charges are filed, the case could further complicate Trey Songz’s career at a time when public scrutiny around celebrity misconduct remains high.