Boosie Badazz Being Sued For Assault

Boosie Badazz Being Sued For Assault. Rapper Boosie Badazz has encountered various legal challenges over the years, including federal gun charges and past civil judgments stemming from physical altercations. Most recently, he was charged with felony aggravated assault following an alleged incident involving a security guard at a Houston nightclub.

Boosie Badazz Facing Legal Trouble After Alleged Nightclub Assault on Security Guard

Rapper Boosie Badazz (real name Torrence Ivy Hatch Jr.) is once again embroiled in legal turmoil. This happened after being hit with felony aggravated assault charges .

Following a violent incident involving a nightclub security guard in Houston.

Details of the Houston Nightclub Incident

According to court documents from Harris County, the incident occurred after a security guard denied a woman entry to use the restroom following the club’s closing.

• The Escalation: After the woman was escorted out and dropped her personal belongings, the guard bent down to retrieve them.

• The Alleged Assault: While bent over, the guard was struck from behind with a heavy glass hookah base. The security guard reported turning around to see Boosie holding the shattered object.

• Injuries: The victim suffered severe head trauma that required eight staples at a local hospital.

Following the investigation, local authorities charged the Baton Rouge rapper with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. Further details regarding the court proceedings were covered by local outlets, including KHOU News and WWL-TV.

History of Security Guard Disputes

This isn’t the first time Boosie has faced significant legal fallout stemming from physical altercations with security staff:

“The 2017 Mississippi Mall Incident: Boosie was previously involved in a high-profile civil suit involving mall security guard Glen Kerley following a 2017 pepper-spraying incident in Biloxi, Mississippi. After Kerley sued for assault and battery, a federal judge ultimately ordered Boosie to pay a $233,000 default judgment when the rapper failed to appear in court. Further reporting on that previous case can be viewed via REVOLT.”

With his recent federal supervised release terms and pending criminal charges in Texas. Boosie could face severe legal consequences if convicted on the latest aggravated assault charge.

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