Two members of Beyoncé’s team said that their S.U.V. was broken into on July 8, just before a series of concerts in Atlanta, the authorities said. The police said a suspect had emerged.

Atlanta police say they have identified a suspect in the reported theft of Beyoncé's unreleased music from a rental car being used by her choreographer and a dancer.

Hard drives containing some of Beyoncé's unreleased music, footage plans for future shows, and set lists have been stolen from the car of her choreographer, Christopher Grant, in Atlanta.

A MARTA spokesperson told Newsweek: "Just after midnight, nine people leaving the Beyoncé concert were injured on an escalator at Vine City Station. One person suffered a broken ankle, seven people were transported to the hospital with cuts and scrapes, and one person declined transport."

Barrett is still upset from what happened to her and her friends after the Beyoncé concert, so she was only comfortable doing a phone interview. She left the concert at Mercedes-Benz Stadium around midnight and tried to hop on a train.

A night of music and celebration took a frightening turn when chaos erupted at Atlanta’s Vine City MARTA station following Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour stop at Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Monday. Nine people were injured in what authorities described as a “stampede.