Soulja Boy thought responsible in $ 4 million for sexual abuse submitted by ex-assistant

Rapper Soulja Boy has been ordered to pay his former assistant nearly $ 4 million after he was found in charge of a jury in California in one trial she submitted in 2021stated that the star sexually attacked her and held her in captivity.

Soulja Boys Prosecutor, who is only identified as Jane Doe, was awarded just over $ 4 million in compensation injuries on Thursday, April 10, four years after she sued him for claiming to attack her. A second phase of the trial will now determine penal injuries.

“The district attorney never submitted charges. I was charged or never convicted of this,” the rapper told us Police stone. “So being accused of this civil is beyond me. I’ve never done any of the things they accuse me. I just feel this is very unfair.”

Soulja Boy (Né Deandre Cortez Way) was sued by the woman in January 2021 after he is alleged to attacked her and failed to pay her for her work as her personal assistant, among other accusations.

According to her complaint, which was obtained by People, Doe began working for rapper “Kiss Me Thru Thru the Phone”, 34, in December 2018 according to the agreement that she would receive $ 500 a week for her services, which included cleaning, cooking and more.

Less than a month later, Doe says Soulja started sending “unwanted pictures of her penis”, and even though they started a brief consensus romantic relationship, it soon became violent, the mood claims.

In the complaint, Doe lists a number of alleged cases where he injured her, including an occasion where he hit her so hard that she “lost consciousness” and another in August 2020 when he attacked her “so hard that she thought she would die.”

Her complaint also accuses the rapper of locking her in her room without hot water for three days and for sexually attacked her “on several occasions.”

The woman previously reported the alleged abuse to Ventura County Sheriff’s Office in December 2020, but the agency told Police stone Several months later, it rejected to submit charges against Soulja because of “insufficient evidence.”

“We are pleased that our client was confirmed and the jury believed that her claims about physical and sexual abuse,” said Does lawyer Ron Zambrano in a statement on Thursday. “We look forward to moving on to the case of penalty damage.”

If you or someone you know has been attacked sexually, please contact the national hotline for sexual abuse of 1-800-656-Hope (4673) or go to rainn.org.