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legalcrime2 years ago

T.I. and Tiny Face New Sexual Assault Lawsuit Amidst Drugging and Rape Claims

T.I. (Clifford Harris) and Tameka “Tiny” Harris are facing a lawsuit from a woman alleging they drugged and raped her in 2005 after meeting at a Los Angeles nightclub. The woman, an Air Force veteran, claims she was taken to a hotel, felt dizzy after a shared drink and a shower, and recalls T.I. sexually assaulting her. The Harrises' lawyer denies the allegations, stating they have refused to settle for three years and are awaiting their day in court. The civil suit is filed under a California act that extends the statute of limitations for sexual assault claims.

via The Cut|
##lawsuit#legalcrime
legal-crime2 years ago

T.I. and Tiny Face Lawsuit Over Alleged Sexual Assault and Drugging Claims

T.I. (Clifford Harris) and his wife, Tiny (Tameka Harris), are facing a lawsuit filed by a military veteran who accuses them of drugging and raping her in 2005. The lawsuit, filed under a California act that extends the statute of limitations for sexual abuse claims, includes charges of sexual battery and emotional distress. The Harrises have denied the allegations, labeling the lawsuit as extortion. Los Angeles prosecutors previously declined to pursue criminal charges due to the statute of limitations. The couple has faced similar accusations from other individuals in the past but no charges were filed.

via The New York Times|
##celebrityscandal#lawsuit
crime-and-legal2 years ago

"Florida GOP Chair Faces Video Voyeurism Probe and Bribery Allegations After Rape Claim"

Florida GOP Chairman Christian Ziegler is being investigated for video voyeurism in addition to a previous rape allegation. The police are examining whether Ziegler secretly recorded a sexual encounter with a woman who has accused him of rape. Ziegler, who has not been charged, claims the encounter was consensual and has shown a video of the incident to detectives. The investigation is ongoing, and video voyeurism is considered a third-degree felony in Florida.

via Fox News|
##christianziegler#crime-and-legal