DaBaby Demands Battery Lawsuit Be Postponed Until Criminal Case Is Resolved, Refusing To Answer Questions
Oct. 17 2022, Published 8:00 p.m. ET
DaBaby has rushed to court pleading for a battery lawsuit to be put on pause until his criminal case over the incident is settled, Breaking Celebrity News has learned.
According to court documents obtained by Breaking Celebrity News, the disgraced rapper has asked a court to stay the civil proceedings.
As Breaking Celebrity News previously reported, last year, DaBaby [real name: Jonathan Kirk] was sued for assault by a man named Gary Pagar.
In the lawsuit, Pager explained he owned a rental home in Runyon Canyon that DaBaby and his team had rented out.
Pager said he learned his property was being used for a music video shoot in December 2020— which was not allowed per the rental agreement which stated no more than 12 people would be on site.
In court, Pager said DaBaby had over 40 people at his home. The homeowner showed up to the video shoot and said one unknown individual attacked him while others spat on him.
Pager said DaBaby then chased him inside the property where he punched him in the face which caused one of his teeth to fall out. The alleged victim said the rapper warned him not to call the police.
“Mr. Kirk appears to think he’s a real tough guy,” the lawsuit read. “Mr. Kirk is wrong.”