Reality Show ‘Roofie’ Scandal: VH1 'Black Ink Crew’ Star Accuses CO-STAR Of Giving Her Drink Spiked With Date Rape Drug

March 20 2014, Published 7:17 a.m. ET
Alexandra Estevez -- of VH1's Black Ink Crew FAME — has filed an amended complaint against media powerhouse Viacom in which she claims co-star Richard Duncan allegedly caused her to black out by slipping her a date rape drug.
As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, Estevez filed a $1 million lawsuit in New York late last year against Black Ink Crew producers and the network of the wild tattoo reality show, claiming that while filming she was handed a drink that contained a "date rape drug" by someone on the production team.
It allegedly caused her to black out for the night.
Estevez also insisted that producers edited the show to make her look promiscuous. As a result, she quit, saying she felt too violated to continue.
Now, according to her amended complaint, a copy of which Breaking Celebrity News has exclusively obtained, she's now asking for $3 million.
According to a sworn affidavit by Estevez, her claim stems from the October 18, 2012 filming of a party for one of the cast members in an episode titled, "Mixxxy Madness."
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She said in the complaint about Richard Duncan, known on Black Ink Crew by his professional name, O'S**t, "Not long after