A petition filed by the hip-hop star in Los Angeles Superior Court asks a judge to stop Canadian rapper Laneys, whose legal name is Daystar Patterson, from engaging in the same online harassment using a third party. . Meganwhose legal name is Megan Peat, in which he engaged and encouraged her prior to her incarceration.
“Even now, behind bars, Mr. Patterson shows no signs of stopping,” the petition states. “Despite being sentenced to 10 years in prison for shooting Ms. Pate, Mr. Peterson continues to subject her to repeated trauma and rehabilitation.”
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An email from The Associated Press seeking comment from attorneys for Lenz was not immediately returned. The court hearing on this order will be held on January 9.
The filing states that bloggers working on Lenz’s behalf continue to cast doubt on his allegations, falsely claiming that a gun and bullet fragments are missing from the case. It also comes after the stomach. Filed the lawsuit in October Blogger Milagro against Grams, accusing Grams of intentionally spreading false information on behalf of Lenz.
The lawsuit was filed in the Southern District of Florida against Grams, a well-known content creator legally known as Melgrove Elizabeth Cooper. The lawsuit accuses Cooper of intentionally causing Pete emotional distress by cyberstalking Pete, promoting and sharing deepfake pornography, and questions whether he was actually shot.
Tuesday’s petition states that a protective order issued to prevent previous harassment is no longer in effect, which it calls a loophole and flaw in the criminal justice system. Lenz is being held at a jail in rural Tehachapi, California.
In December 2022, Lenz was convicted of three felonies.: assault with a semi-automatic firearm; Possession of a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle and grossly negligent discharge of a firearm.
A judge denied a motion for a new trial by attorneys for Lenz, who is appealing his conviction.
In August last year, he was sentenced to 10 years, which seemed to cap a three-year legal and cultural saga, which threw two careers and lives into turmoil.
Megan testified during the trial that in July 2020, after leaving a party at Kylie Jenner’s Hollywood Hills home, Lanez pointed a gun at her feet and drove her to dance as he drove an SUV. went away from the one in which they were riding. The ride revealed who had fired the gun only months later.
The case sparked a firestorm in the hip-hop community, including the reluctance of black men to talk to the police, gender politics in hip-hop, online toxicity, the safety of black women and a particular brand of misogyny. Issues such as the effects of abuse were raised. The Black Women’s Experience.