Charleston White has been arrested in South Florida and booked into the Broward County jail system on a misdemeanor battery charge, according to booking records.

The 49-year-old comedian and internet personality was taken into custody Saturday, Sept. 12, by the Hollywood Police Department in Hollywood, Florida.

Jail records list White as facing one count of “Touch or Strike/Battery,” a misdemeanor under Florida law. His case is currently listed as pending trial, with the booking information showing a bond amount of $0.

Details surrounding what allegedly led to White's arrest have not yet been made public.

Authorities have not released a detailed account of the alleged incident, and the publicly available booking information does not identify an alleged victim or explain what police believe occurred before White was taken into custody.

The $0 figure listed in the jail record does not necessarily mean White has been permanently denied bond. TMZ reports that a judge is expected to review the case and determine whether a bond should be set.

White has not been convicted of the charge, and the allegation remains pending.

Arrest Comes Ahead of Scheduled Florida Show

The arrest comes just days before White is scheduled to perform in Florida.

White is booked for a Wednesday night appearance at the Off the Hook Comedy Club in Naples. It is not immediately clear whether the arrest will affect that performance.

The outspoken personality has built a large online following through commentary on hip-hop, street culture, criminal justice and current events, frequently generating controversy through his blunt takes on prominent rappers and other public figures.

For now, however, information surrounding his latest legal situation remains limited.

The confirmed details are that Hollywood police arrested White on Sept. 12, he was booked into Broward County custody on a misdemeanor touch-or-strike battery charge, and his case is listed as pending trial.

Exactly what authorities allege happened remains unclear.

Mr. Hella Media will update this story as additional information becomes available.