Backstreet Boys’ Brian Littrell
Did Not Shout Homosexual Slur in Seaside Altercation
… Uncensored Video Exhibits
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Uncensored video obtained by TMZ exhibits Brian Littrell didn’t use a homosexual slur in opposition to a beachgoer he accused of assaulting him on his beachfront property.
Watch the clip … the Backstreet Boy seems to say, “You want to be gay?” after which name the person — recognized as Kyle Gallagher — a “p***y.” Brian by no means makes use of the homophobic f-word, as beforehand reported.
Sure, Brian cursed on the man, however there have been no epithets hurled throughout the confrontation. Nonetheless, each males did accuse the opposite of being “gay” as they described the scenario.
Brian’s lawyer, Peter Ticktin, tells TMZ … “The claim that Mr. Littrell used a homophobic slur is false. The full video of the encounter shows unequivocally that no such language was used. Sexual orientation played no role in this incident, and any suggestion otherwise is knowingly false. Mr. Littrell and his family purchased what they saw as their dream home, only to discover an ongoing pattern of trespassing and harassment targeting private property owners along their and their neighbors’ stretch of beach. These actions are not about public access, public beaches exist on both sides of the neighborhood and remain open and uncrowded. Instead, certain individuals appear intent on challenging the very concept of private property rights. It is deeply troubling that these incidents have been allowed to escalate due to a lack of enforcement by the local Sheriff’s office. Homeowners are entitled to safety and privacy on their own property, and Mr. Littrell is no exception.”
As we reported, Littrell tried to press battery prices in opposition to Gallagher, however prosecutors determined to not after the video appeared to again up Gallagher’s facet of what occurred.
Within the affidavit, Littrell reportedly accused Gallagher of placing his hand and claiming Gallagher “was belligerent and disturbing the peace.” Gallagher instructed cops he was simply “startled” by Littrell holding his cellphone so near his face.
Backside line … no battery and no slurs, however nonetheless a really heated scenario.
