The G-Unit General’s lawyers filed the lawsuit on Wednesday, Dec. 23, according to The Wall Street Journal.
They claim Rozay unlawfully used Fif’s name and identity to sell his latest album, Black Market (the tape was released just weeks prior to the album). 50’s reportedly seeking $2 million in damages.
As you may remember 50 was also recently ordered to pay $5 million to Ross’ child’s mother in a lawsuit she won against him for posting her sex tape online to 3.2 million YouTube viewers.
Aspiring rapper Donkey Cartel was shot and killed by a police officer during a mall confrontation on Christmas Eve.
WSBTV reported that Cartel, whose real name is Daquan Antonio Westbrook, was shot at the Northlake Mall in North Carolina after pointing a gun at an off duty police officer.
Donkey Cartel was pronounced dead at the scene.
“Five guys started fighting, two of them ran out of the store when the third guy came out of the store he pulled out a gun,” one eye witness said. “Officer stepped up, said put your gun down, he turned around and opened fire.”
Sources say the shooting was in retaliation to another shooting at the same mall on Thanksgiving where Donkey Cartel’s brother was shot and injured.
The up-and-coming rapper had a lengthy criminal record prior to his death that includes 11 arrest including one for shooting a 12-year-old boy.
His music career includes two mixtapes including one titled “Convicted Felon With a Weapon.” He was popular in the North Carlina hip hop scene.
Buckhead tastemaker Danielle Rollins, author of “Soirée: Entertaining with Style” and recently named one of “The Salonniere’s” 100 best party hosts in America, survived a bold home-invasion attempt this weekend at her Buckhead house. “I’m obviously rather freaked out and tired, but I’m not going to be scared out of my own house,” she told the AJC newspaper.
Rollins was unpacking the night after Christmas, after a holiday break, when someone tried to enter her home.
She shared the following message on her Facebook account:
The private security guard I hired after my last break-in three weeks ago, and probably for the rest of my life now after this, chased at least two men through a neighbor’s yard. They dropped a backpack containing items including but not limited to guns, mace and ties. The (Atlanta) Police Department responded immediately, blocking and securing the area, with helicopter and canine patrol. This is not a way to live.
Read more about this story as well as the robbery of Buckhead high end events planner Toni Moceri in which she was held at gunpoint for 90 minutes. AJC.com
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