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Ten people died in a crowd crush at the rapper's 2021 concert in Houston.
The Houston Police Department's nearly 1,300-page report includes festival workers highlighting problems with the Travis Scott-founded event.
Ten people were killed and thousands were injured in a crowd surge at the rapper's signature music festival in Houston in 2021.
Axel Acosta's family reached a confidential settlement, according to their attorney.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
The rapper has faced a number of lawsuits following the Astroworld Festival where 10 people died and thousands were injured.
Ten people were fatally trampled in the crowd crush last November at the rapper's Houston concert. More than 4,900 people were injured.
Lawyers for Live Nation said the documentary, which features the experiences of panicked concertgoers in the deadly crowd surge, could "taint" the jury.
Attendees of Travis Scott’s Astroworld music festival are suing the rapper after a crowd crush left at least eight people dead and scores injured.
Ten people were killed during a massive crowd surge at the concert and attendees were packed so tightly that many could not breathe or move their arms.
All 10 deaths are being considered accidental.