Cardi B has been cleared of any criminal charges in relation to the incident where she threw her microphone into the crowd during a performance in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department announced on Thursday that they had closed the case due to insufficient evidence. This comes after an investigation was launched following a police report filed by a concertgoer who claimed to have been struck by the microphone. However, after reviewing the evidence, the police determined that Cardi B did not commit a criminal offense.

The incident occurred last Saturday at Drai's Beachclub in Sin City. A video captured the moment when a woman in the audience threw a cup of liquid with ice at Cardi B, prompting the rapper to retaliate by hurling her microphone at the culprit. Unfortunately, the microphone ricocheted and hit another person in the crowd, who subsequently filed a police report.

In a surprising turn of events, the microphone that was thrown by Cardi B is now up for auction on eBay. Scott Fisher, whose company provided audio support for the show, listed the item and described it as the one used by Cardi B during her performance. As of Thursday evening, the microphone had received 124 bids and reached a staggering price of $99,900. Fisher assured buyers that the microphone still works perfectly, as he had tested it upon its return to the audio shop.

Despite the controversy surrounding the microphone incident, Cardi B made headlines again on Wednesday night with a commando performance in Las Vegas. Fans were stunned when the Grammy-winning rapper appeared on stage without wearing any underwear. The unexpected display shocked the audience and generated significant buzz on social media.

It's important to note that Cardi B has not made any public statements regarding the recent developments. The Post reached out to her representative for comment but has not received a response. This story is still developing, and further updates may follow.