Sabrina Peterson Ordered to Pay Legal Fees in TI & Tiny Sexual Abuse Case

Rolling Stone is reporting that TI & Tiny Harris have scored a significant legal victory against their former friend Sabrina Peterson.

According to reporter Nancy Dillard, a judge has ordered Sabrina to pay a whopping $96,703 to cover the Harris’ legal bills and 5 of 7 charges against the power couple filed in a lawsuit by Peterson have been dropped. TI and Tiny we’re seeking an amount of $116,902. Peterson does not believe there should be any compensation granted.

Sabrina took to her Instagram to refute the news stating she hasn’t had her day in court yet.

So far the Harris family have resolved one legal case but still face two others.

They have since responded to her defamation suit stating that they told the truth in response to her allegations but did not harm her reputation as alleged. Peterson is accusing them of physical and sexual abuse and holding a gun to her head.

St Louis Volunteer Youth Football Coach Shot By Parent

Wow! What is going on in St Louis? There’s been a lot of national news surrounding the Midwest lately.

This story is extremely tragic because this man could have lost his life trying to do the right thing by volunteering his free time to help the youth. This is so frightening because this kind of news could have a monkey see monkey do affect and safety could be an issue for coaches going forward. It definitely jeopardizes the integrity of sports.

Coach Shaquille Latimore was shot four times on Oct. 10 because a father was upset that the coach did not have his son playing as a starter on the team. He is currently recovering and says he’s grateful to be alive.

One shot is bad enough but 4 shots seems excessive with an intention to cause extreme bodily harm or death. It’s crazy out here.

Get well soon coach!

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