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March 25, 2023

Afroman Plans to Counter-Sue After Being Sued by Home Raiding Police

Mattie McKinney
Mattie McKinney

Afroman, the Grammy-nominated rapper, is preparing to counter-sue after being sued by the Cincinnati police. The lawsuit filed against him accuses him of maliciously exploiting surveillance clips of cops who searched his house in August on the basis of probable cause which they have not been able to substantiate.

In response to the allegations, Afroman has spoken up and expressed his discontent with how he has been treated by law enforcement. He plans on fighting back in court and seeks justice for what he believes is an unjustified legal battle.

"I am innocent of all charges brought against me and I will fight hard for my rights," said Afroman in a statement released through his attorney.

The incident that led to this legal battle occurred when Cincinnati police raided Afroman's home in August 2020. They claimed that they had probable cause to search his property for drugs but were unable to find any evidence during their search.

Following this raid, Afroman obtained footage from security cameras installed around his property that showed officers searching through his personal belongings without consent or proper warrant documentation. This led him to file a complaint against the Cincinnati police department accusing them of violating his civil rights during the home invasion.

Now, as he prepares for trial, Afroman plans on countering these accusations with evidence supporting his claim that he was mistreated throughout this ordeal. His lawyer confirmed that they are confident about their case and are ready to fight back against these allegations made by law enforcement officials.

The case has garnered significant attention among music fans worldwide who have rallied behind Afroman as he continues to defend himself against this lawsuit filed by the Cincinnati police department. Many are calling it an attack on free speech and expression while others see it as an opportunity for justice reform within our society today.

As we await further developments regarding this ongoing legal battle, one thing remains clear; Afroman is determined to fight for his rights and seek justice against those who he believes have wronged him.