French Montana may need to cough up a number of million {dollars} to compensate a former worker who claims to have been viciously attacked by the rapper’s canine a number of years in the past.
On Wednesday (February 21), Rolling Stone reported {that a} Los Angeles landscaper named Jason Leyva is asking for a $2.3 million default judgment for the accidents, trauma and bills stemming from an alleged assault in 2019 by the New York MC’s Tibetan Mountain Canine.
Extra particularly, he’s looking for $1.5 million for bodily agony, $10,000 for medical payments and $350,000 for future bills.
As a result of the “Unforgettable” hitmaker has apparently not responded to the plaintiff’s makes an attempt at serving the grievance, a choose has now set a date for March 25 to contemplate the above demand.
“I entered the premises, and, with out warning or provocation, the canine mauled and bit me, tearing at my shoulder and hip inflicting extreme accidents which required stitches and injured my lumbar backbone,” Leyva mentioned in court docket assertion.
“I’m in fixed, intractable ache when bending, standing or sitting for lengthy durations of time.”
He continued: “Due to this persistent ache in my again and will from which I’ve been unable to get aid, I’m looking for additional medical consultations to seek out out if I could also be a candidate for lumbar or shoulder surgical procedure.
“If I’m not, I’m afraid that I’ll undergo from extreme, insupportable ache for the remainder of my life.”
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Two years again, French Montana was additionally taken to court docket by a special worker for a similar cause.
The East Coast rapper was subsequently ordered by a California choose to cough up practically $130,000 in damages after his “giant German Shephard,” Zane, bit a person named Juan Lomeli throughout a “vicious assault” in 2017.
Lomeli claimed he was working as a pool boy at Montana’s California property when the animal sunk his enamel into his arm and wouldn’t let go. He filed a lawsuit towards the “Pop That” rapper in 2018, following which a California grand jury lastly dominated in his favor in 2022.
