Marilyn Manson has reportedly agreed to turn himself into police on an active arrest warrant in New Hampshire. This is not to face the allegations of abuse and violence towards several girlfriends and former assistants. Instead, it will address an alleged incident involving a videographer.
The warrant stemmed from the alleged incident on August 18, 2019, at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion. He faces simple assault against a subcontracted videographer who was working in the pit. There was word that Manson spit on the videographer and damaged the camera.
The Gillford Police Department says 52-year old Manson, aka Brian Warner, has been aware of the warrant for some time and has made no effort up until this point to address the charges. Several reports say he will turn himself in to the Los Angeles Police department after an agreement between the Gilford Police Department in New Hampshire and his attorney, Howard King.
According to ET: “If convicted, Manson faces a possible jail sentence of less than one year and a fine of $2,000 or less, per the Gilford Police Department. They also noted that "the alleged assaults are not sexual in nature," a clarification they made "due to a number of other allegations made against" Manson recently.”
Manson also faces allegations of abuse and violence made against him by several ex-girlfriends, as well as a former assistant. A member of Manson's team previously vehemently denies any accusations of assault.