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Offset's Lawsuit: Assault Claim at Weed Dispensary

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Offset embroiled in a lawsuit following a heated altercation at a Los Angeles weed dispensary, accused of assaulting a security guard. The guard, Jim Sanchez, claims Offset punched him after asking for ID, leading to a brawl involving Offsets entourage. Offset counters, alleging Sanchez spat on him first, sparking the incident. Fans are divided, and Offset faces a misdemeanor charge, maintaining his innocence. Hes scheduled for court on April twenty-ninth, undeterred by the incident.

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Offset's Lawsuit: Assault Claim at Weed Dispensary

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Hip-Hop News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Offset's Lawsuit: Assault Claim at Weed Dispensary. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 29th, Offset is in the middle of a lawsuit from a security guard at a Los Angeles weed dispensary accusing him of straight-up assault. The guard, Jim Sanchez, says he just asked for ID at the Midmen spot near LAX. Things got heated and Offset punched him. Then folks from Offset's crew allegedly jumped in, beating Sanchez bad enough to land him in the hospital. He's suing for $25,000 in damages. That fire back hard in his court papers, claiming Sanchez spat on him first, which sparked the whole mess. He argues the guard provoked it all and shouldn't pin the blame on him for any injuries. Fans and folks online are split, with some backing Offset's self-defense story and others calling out the entourage pile-on. This hits right after Offset took a bullet in a Florida shooting, but he shrugging it off like a true survivor. He's spacing a misdemeanor charge, pleaded not guilty, and the next court date is April 29th. Offset's keeping his head up, talking gladiator mentality on a recent podcast blessed

to still move, so he's pushing forward no matter what. Keep an eye on this one as it heads to court. Offset's not slowing down anytime soon.

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