Megan Thee Stallion
Maintain Tory Lanez in Contempt, Decide …
Deposition Conduct Was ‘Disruptive, Inflammatory’
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Megan Thee Stallion needs a choose to reprimand Tory Lanez for his alleged conduct throughout a current deposition … calling it “disruptive, inflammatory, and inconsistent with the basic norms of civil litigation.”
The rapper’s legal professional has filed a movement asking for the courtroom to point out trigger why Lanez, actual title Daystar Peterson, should not be held in contempt within the civil case Megan filed towards Milagro Cooper.
If you do not know, Cooper is a blogger who MTS alleges “has used her social media accounts to spread defamatory statements, deepfake porn videos, and outright lies about [Megan] at the behest and command of Mr. Peterson.”
When Lanez was referred to as to present his deposition, Megan’s legal professional says he acted like he did not perceive the which means of primary phrases equivalent to “discuss” and “approve.”
In addition they declare he insulted Megan’s legal professional’s look, calling the alleged hair dye the legal professional used “distracting” and telling her to convey a hairbrush the following time they attempt to depose him when she was leaving.
The lawsuit additionally incorporates an e mail from the legislation agency representing Tory Lanez in his legal trial enchantment … claiming they don’t characterize Lanez within the civil matter and wouldn’t struggle MTS’ attorneys in the event that they requested the courtroom to carry him in contempt.
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As you already know … Lanez was convicted of negligent discharge of a firearm, assault with a semiautomatic firearm, and carrying a loaded and unregistered firearm again in 2022 after prosecutors accused him of capturing Megan Thee Stallion within the foot. He was sentenced to 10 years in jail.
Megan acquired a restraining order towards Tory in early January … telling a choose on the time she wished one “because I haven’t been at peace since I [was] shot.”
We have reached out to Lanez about his alleged conduct in the course of the deposition … to date, no phrase again.
