Beyonce’s name was withdrawn to a shock case in Atlanta after the police arrested a man accused of stealing solid tablets full of her music that were not issued.
The theft occurred in July when her tour of Cowboy Carter stopped in the city for four nights.
Atlanta Police Department revealed that Kelvin Ivans was detained in late August.
He was charged with entering cars or other cars with the intention of committing theft or a felony. The officers confirmed that the stolen elements were not recovered.
The case focused on a rented Jeep Fagoner. Investigators said the trunk window had been destroyed and two bags were taken.
However, inside it was computers and engines that are believed to complicate Beyonce’s private business.
In the 911 call, dance designer Chris Grant appealed to help, saying: “They have my own computers, which is really important information there. I work with someone like a high position, and I really need my computer and everything.”
The police raised the fingerprints from the scene and tracked a vehicle that was spotted nearby. This ultimately led to the arrest of Evans.
Even with disturbing theft, the Cowboy Carter tour of the singer continued without interruption. It was closed two weeks later in Las Vegas.
While the investigation was presented forward, the fans left wondering about the fate of the stolen music, because the police did not confirm whether the drives of the tablets contain future songs, but the thinking of Beyonce’s paths that were not lost or leaked are waves of anxiety.