Boosie Badazz
Sued For Assault by Safety Guard …
Allegedly Smashed Glass Hookah Over Head
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Boosie Badazz is being sued by a safety guard who says the rapper smashed a glass hookah over his head … the most recent improvement related to the alleged assault which landed Boosie in jail.
Edward Iglehart II is suing the Louisiana-born rapper over an alleged incident which he says occurred on Could 24 of this 12 months on the Dome Nightclub in Houston, Texas.
Iglehart alleges he was employed to offer safety within the VIP space at an occasion the place Boosie — actual title Torrence Hatch, Jr. — carried out … and, close to the top of the night time throughout closing, a lady who he says was in VIP with Boosie allegedly got here as much as him and requested him if she may re-enter to make use of the lavatory in a restricted space of the membership.
He says he tried to politely direct the girl to a distinct safety guard who would make the dedication … at which level Iglehart claims the girl began berating him — after which finally hit him.
Iglehart says he grabbed the girl and started to steer her away when she fell. He says he bent to choose her up when he was struck with a heavy object.
He alleges Boosie was standing over him with a damaged hookah. Iglehart was bleeding closely, he says … and he was rushed to the hospital.
He is suing Boosie for assault and battery and for defamation for allegedly making false claims about him on social media. Iglehart can be suing 1720 Foremost Road Entities — the corporate that owns the membership — for allegedly overserving Boosie and his friends, creating an unsafe office.
We broke the story … Boosie was arrested for this alleged assault again in Could. The membership’s house owners and promoters advised Houston PD the girl Iglehart was escorting out is Boosie’s niece.
In a press release to us, Boosie’s lawyer Carl A. Moore stated, “We plan to vigorously investigate and defend Mr. Hatch against these allegations — we wish everyone would reserve any judgement and allow this case to play out in court.” He added Boosie was attempting to “defend his female relative” and “deescalate the situation.”
We have reached out for a response to the civil swimsuit … to this point, no phrase again.
