Taylor Swift's Dad Accused Of Assaulting Australian Photographer
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Scott Swift is being investigated for allegedly attacking a photographer in Sydney.
Taylor Swift’s dad, Scott Swift, is being accused of assaulting an Australian photographer early Tuesday morning in Sydney.
“Police have been told a 71-year-old man allegedly assaulted a 51-year-old man at Neutral Bay Wharf about 2.30am before leaving the location,” a NSW Police spokesperson confirmed to the Sydney Morning Herald.
Ben McDonald, the alleged victim, did not require medical treatment.
According to the Daily Mail, the singer and her father, who is known as “Papa Swift” to her fans, had been partying after her final show aboard a super yacht called Quantum.
After the ship docked, Scott Swift allegedly saw McDonald taking pics and “charged” at him.
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