Conor McGregor surrenders to New York police after bus attack

crashing the UFC’s media day on Thursday at the Barclays Center and attacking a bus </a>and was reportedly charged with three counts of assault and one count of criminal mischief." data-reactid="16">Conor McGregor has surrendered himself to New York police after crashing the UFC’s media day on Thursday at the Barclays Center and attacking a bus and was reportedly charged with three counts of assault and one count of criminal mischief.

BREAKING… Conor McGregor has been charged with 3 counts of assault and 1 count of criminal mischief by police in New York. He was taken into custody after presenting himself at a police station in Brooklyn. He's due to appear in court in New York later today see@RTEnews
— Des Cahill (@sportsdes) April 6, 2018

The debacle first started after UFC president Dana White announced that McGregor will no longer be the lightweight champion when the Octagon door closes for the UFC 223 bout between Khabib Nurmagomedov. The winner of that fight, White said Thursday, will be the undisputed lightweight champion.

After airing his grievances with the UFC on Twitter, McGregor crashed the media day at the Brooklyn arena, getting into altercations with multiple fighters there.

reportedly injuring several people.</a>" data-reactid="23">He then went on a rampage, and was seen throwing a security guardrail and chairs at a bus full of UFC fighters and staff as it was attempting to leave, reportedly injuring several people.

Felice Herrig captured part of the ruckus caused behind the scenes when Conor McGregor and his team arrived. This is from her Instagram account pic.twitter.com/9R6T2eNNTs
— Damon Martin (@DamonMartin) April 5, 2018

After the altercations, McGregor then left the scene in a van with his team before authorities or White could arrive.

Coach Kavanagh must have yelled "Ninja vanish!". Conor McGregor and his Foot Clan escape in a cranked and ready SUV getaway vehicle. (footage by @AdamHillLVRJ) #UFC223 pic.twitter.com/zWkgq5nP5m
— Justin Golightly (@SecretMovesMMA) April 5, 2018

said</a>. “This is the type of bad decision you make that turns people against you.”</span>" data-reactid="29">“I think after this disgusting and despicable move, everybody’s relationship with Conor will change,” White said. “This is the type of bad decision you make that turns people against you.”

McGregor last competed eight months ago, falling to Floyd Mayweather in a boxing match that reportedly earned him at least $30 million.