Just days before the Super Bowl Half-Time show, a Jane Doe filed a sex assault case against Snoop Dogg. He is claiming that she is only doing so to try to blackmail him.
Snoop Dogg is claiming that not only did he not force sexual activity out of her, but he also never even hired her to begin with. He has sent a 17-page dismissal to Rolling Stone that claims that the allegations are both implausible and false. He claims they are too threadbare for a claim under the federal sex trafficking statute, as well as, the act is too old to prosecute, regardless.
“Nothing remotely resembling plaintiff’s story about defendant Calvin Broadus ever happened. He vehemently denies ever engaging in any sex act with plaintiff or assaulting or battering her,” the lawsuit claims.
The case against Snoop Dogg
The woman claims that the Long Beach native, assaulted her after one of his concerts in Chicago. She is also claiming that his friend, Bishop Don Juan, had also assaulted her at the same event.
She claims that Juan had also brought her to Snoop Dogg’s recording studio claiming that she was going to be a “weather girl” in an upcoming show. When she was in the restroom, she alleges that Snoop Dogg had gone in and assaulted her.
“Plaintiff found herself thinking about her job security if she displeased defendant Snoop Dogg,” her complaint states. “Plaintiff felt pressured by defendant Snoop Dogg due to his dominance, and his position of power over her, including his ability to hire and fire her and ensure that she would never be hired in his industry again.”
Rolling Stone has also contacted Jane Doe’s lawyer, Matt Finkelberg. He had called his client brave for standing up to such massive celebrities.
“We believe it is the defendants’ intention to attack and intimidate any woman who goes against them. If harassers like Mr. Broadus continue to retaliate against those who stand up to them, we are concerned there will be a disastrous chilling effect, and women will not come forward out of fear of retaliation. Even worse, harassers would feel emboldened to sexually assault without fear of consequences.”
The story is currently developing and we will provide coverage as it develops.
Written by Justin Acosta
Twitter: @hahalacka
