UFC fighter Conor McGregor has been charged by the New York Police Department with three counts of assault following an incident at a media day on Thursday.
The two-weight champion has also been charged with criminal mischief for his attack on a coach carrying numerous UFC fighters at the Barclays Centre in New York.
McGregor, who was one of a number of people filmed allegedly vandalising the vehicle, turned himself in to police custody after local police issued a warrant for his arrest.
BBC Sport reports that the 29-year-old will see a judge at 7am local time (12pm BST) to answer four separate charges.
"McGregor has been charged with three counts of assault and one of criminal mischief," a NYPD spokesperson said.
Two fighters were injured in the incident, which saw a trolley thrown at the bus, and have been withdrawn from the undercard of Saturday's event.
