Snoop Dogg accused of sexual assault, battery ahead of Super Bowl performance

American rapper Sop Dogg landed into legal trouble after a woman filed a lawsuit on Wednesday against him and ar man, alleging that y each sexually assaulted her in 2013. According to filing in U.S. District Court for Central District of California, woman alleged that incident happened after she attended a Sop Dogg concert in May 2013.

Following concert, woman and her friend agreed to go back to Sop Dogg's studio with him and his friend, Donald Campbell, also kwn as Bishop Don Magic Juan, lawsuit said. According to filing, woman attempted to resolve issue in private mediation on Tuesday, but discussions were “unsuccessful.” Since woman is named as a Jane Doe in lawsuit it is unclear if a criminal complaint has been filed.

Sop Dogg sued over sexual assault 

allegations on rapper came just a day ahead of his performance at Super Bowl halftime show on Sunday along with Dr Dre, Eminem, Kendrick Lamar, and Mary J. Blige. Attorney Matt E. O. Finkelberg filed a lawsuit against rapper, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, on behalf of his client, referred to in court documents as “Jane Doe," who is described as having “worked as a professional dancer, model, actress, host, and a spokesmodel for Muse Ink Festival, Comedy Central and more. 

lawsuit alleges that woman asked Campbell to take her home later that evening after her friend had left, but Sop Dogg’s associate instead took her back to his house. court filings furr allege that Campbell forced his genitals in front of her face and in her mouth without her consent. After arriving at studio with Campbell, she went to bathroom, given that she was t feeling well. Court filings alleged that Sop Dogg entered bathroom where he ordered her to put his genitals in her mouth and later masturbated on her before leaving. Meanwhile, in a recent interview with AP, rapper said that getting chance to perform at NFL championship in California was a “dream come true.” 

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