Lil Nas X's Felony Charges Dismissed in Mental Health Diversion

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A judge in Los Angeles just greenlit Lil Nas X for a mental health diversion program

that could wipe out his four felony charges from allegedly, attacking police officers.

If he completes two years of treatment, stays out of trouble, and follows the rules like

no guns or threats, the charges get dismissed.

The court linked it all to his newly diagnosed bipolar disorder, calling it way out of character

for him.

He had pleaded not guilty to three counts of battery causing injury to an officer and

one for resisting an executive officer.

Right after his arrest, Lil Nas X posted on Instagram that the past four days were terrifying,

but he promised fans he'd bounce back.

Outside court on Monday, he told reporters he was super thankful, saying it could have

gone a lot worse.

This gives the genre-bending artist a fresh shot to focus on his music, building on hits

like Old Town Road and Montero while keeping his career on.

Trek