Chicago rapper MAF Teeski has been cuffed and charged with domestic battery by bodily waste. TMZ broke the news that the rapper has also been charged with committing the crime in the presence of a minor, aged 13, and the interference with the reporting of a crime. MAF Teeski is legally known as Terrance D Banks. He rose to fame in 2018, when he debuted his viral breakout track Dirty Cup. His reputation was further cemented when he dropped his 2019 project House Arrest: The Mixtape. He has since dropped 4 albums between 2023 and 2025. The details about MAF Teeski's alleged altercation with his girlfriend explored: MAF Teeski was arrested by the Fishers Police Department after authorities responded to an unfinished 911 call about an altercation between him and his girlfriend, Dominique Munoz. Cops told the outlet that they found the woman and the child outside when they arrived at approximately 6:26 pm, while Teeski "barricaded inside the residence." The Daily Mail has reported that after law enforcement officials repeatedly told MAF Teeski to exit the residence, he did so and was cuffed around 7:05pm. In an affidavit for probable cause, Banks reportedly told the authorities that Munoz struck him first, and that he reacted based on his reflexes.' He also described their fight as a 'scuffle.' Their son issued a statement to the cops, informing them that he was playing video games in his room upstairs when he heard his mother screaming and asking for help. He said that he opened the door to find his mother pinned to the floor while Banks allegedly hit her several times with a closed fist. Police listed down the visible injuries on Munoz, including several facial lacerations, bruising, and open wounds on her face. She was also struggling to breathe as she filled out a written statement, the outlet has reported, prompting authorities to remark that she could have been in intense pain. TMZ has reported that authorities also reviewed Ring security camera footage where MAF Teeski can be seen hitting his girlfriend, snatching her phone, and tossing it to the side as she spoke to dispatch personnel. The rapper was booked into the Hamilton County Jail that same evening, though he was let go by the following day after his first appearance in court. He posted a $10,000 cash or surety bond by then. A no-contact order has been issued, and his next hearing his slated for January 2026. Stay tuned to SoapCentral for more.