Jimmie allen It was found to be responsible for hitting, the battery, the privacy attack and emotional distress to a woman who has not been called to a sexual assault case.
According to the court documents found by US of Week On Tuesday, August 19, Judge Aleta A. Trager It ruled that Allen, 40, and his Law Team “failed to follow” many orders in court. Then the judge had given the woman – known only Jane do motion only to oppose the country’s musician.
“We are pleased that the court judges his judgment and looks forward to showing his damage,” Saint’s law, Elizabeth FeganAccording to a statement on Billboard on Monday, August 18.
Us reached allen to comment.
Allen and Touring company, Aadyn’s company, of the DOO of DOE DOE June 2023. Making sexually abused and bruised hotel room in Las Vegas on July 2022.
According to the DOE, he said he “volunteered willingly in the bedroom,” but “he told him again and again he did not want him to accept inside him” because he was not born to birth. Cee said Allen said that he did not follow his request and photographed his telephone, despite giving her a written permit.
Jane Doe was not the only man who suspected sexual abuse. The former Allen manager, who was an unknown in the Scriptures, also sued the singer on May 2023 and accused him of sexual assault and raping. The manager said that “the” “” sexual abuse and harassment ‘over 18 months, from 2020 to 2022.
Allen denied that allegations from both women with July 2023 statement Us. “I have been working with apartheid and only dangerous threats because I am a black man in the country’s country’s own country, and that situation is increased.” These false claims hurt me so much to me and everyone around me. “
The artist continues: “As the law of law continues his course, I look forward to the opportunity to clear my name. Thanks to those who stand for me and help me to look after us and go back to music.”
In March 2024, we assured you that the former manager dropped his case against allen.
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