Yella Beezy denied any wrongdoing after he and Chris Brown had been sued for assault. The rapper’s lawyer Daryl Okay. Washington responded to a $50 million lawsuit filed by 4 males, who had been allegedly attacked backstage at a live performance in Fort Value, Texas.
“Primarily based on the data that we all know, the lawsuit that features Markies Conway, or Yella Beezy, is frivolous and with out benefit.” Washington mentioned, per TMZ. “[Yella Beezy] was not concerned in any incident, didn’t have any contact with the Plaintiffs, and doesn’t perceive why he’s named occasion within the lawsuit or the non permanent restraining order that was clearly filed earlier than all info had been obtained and verified.”
Larry Parker, Joseph Lewis, Charles Bush and DaMarcus Powell accused Brown and extra of assault in a lawsuit filed on Monday (July 22). The alleged victims’ lawyer Tony Buzbee claimed Brown and his entourage “brutally beat” the concertgoers on the Dickies Enviornment on July 20. One of many victims was hospitalized.
Brown, Yella Beezy, two different rappers and Stay Nation had been named as defendants within the lawsuit. A second lawsuit was filed by safety guard Frederick Overpeck, who blamed Brown for the backstage violence. Buzbee additionally represented Overpeck.
“Plaintiff, trying to do all he may to stop the violence, bought himself in between the sufferer Parker and many of the attackers,” Overpeck’s lawsuit defined. “Sadly, the attackers, to incorporate Brown, didn’t cease the violence. They as a substitute continued to kick and stomp sufferer Parker, and within the course of repeatedly kicked Plaintiff as effectively, severely injuring him. Notably, one among Brown’s crew launched his 300 plus pound physique on prime of Parker and the Plaintiff earlier than lastly being drug off.”
Overpeck mentioned he suffered cracked vertebrae in his neck attempting to cease the altercation. He was unable to work attributable to his accidents.
