Boosie Badazz Sued Over Dillards Altercation

Rapper Boosie Badazz has been hit with an assault and battery lawsuit for his involvement in a shopping mall altercation last year. The hip-hop star, formerly known as Lil Boosie, was pepper sprayed by a security guard working for Dillard’s department store inside Edgewater Mall in Biloxi, Mississippi in April, 2017, after he and his friends allegedly became difficult while being escorted out of the mall. The security guard, named Glen Kerley, has now filed a lawsuit against the rapper, real name Torrence Hatch, claiming he was assaulted during the dispute. In court documents, Kerley claims Boosie and his friends tried to enter Dillard’s while they were being kicked out of the shopping center, so he tried to escort them to the exit but they refused and became combative, and he was forced to use the pepper spray to diffuse the situation. However, shortly after, the group allegedly began to repeatedly punch him, and Kerley claims he did not try to fight back.Once Kerley had got Boosie, 35, outside and tried to arrest him, the rapper allegedly attacked him, knocked him to the ground, kicked him several times and dragged across the concrete.The guard, who says he was taken to the hospital after the incident, is suing the rapper for assault, battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, civil conspiracy and negligence, and is seeking unspecified damages. Boosie has filed his own lawsuit against Dillard’s department store, the Edgewater Mall and the Biloxi Police Department over the incident, claiming racial slurs were thrown at him and he was pepper sprayed by a law enforcement officer. In their response, representatives for the city of Biloxi revealed that he had been charged in May for simple assault and disorderly conduct; interference with a business over the incident, and was subsequently arrested in December. He is due to appear in Biloxi Municipal court on April 18. via ALLHIPHOP 

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Drake’s Ex-Manager Sentenced To Prison For Tax Evasion

A hip hop manager linked to stars like Drake and Lil’ Wayne booked a new gig — eight months in prison for failing to pay his taxes. Derrick Lawrence received the sentence Monday after pleading guilty last year for not filing personal tax returns from 2009 to 2011. The Aspire Music Group co-founder also has to pay back some $600,000 he still owes the feds. A year ahead of his tax omission, Lawrence’s company inked Drake to a management deal. From 2009 to 2011, the rapper’s former manager made $2.2 million, but the IRS didn’t get the returns. via NY DAILY NEWS