Tory Lanez Remanded Into
Custody For Violating Restraining Order Regarding
Megan Thee Stallion
April 7. 2022
Megan Thee Stallion
Tory Lanez (Daystar Peterson) was
remanded into custody this week for violating a
restraining order that barred him from contacting
his shooting victim and ex-girlfriend, Megan Thee
Stallion (Megan Pete). The two rappers dated for
months until an argument after a party in Los
Angeles turned into violence. Lanez shot Megan Thee
Stallion in her feet, which necessitated
hospitalization.
Lanez wrote items on social
networking that the judge deemed were directed at
Megan. As such the presiding judge in the case
stated these items Lanez wrote online violated the
terms of the restraining order he issued for the
protection of the victim. Lanez is being held on
$350,000 bond. The criminal trial is scheduled for
September 2022.
Tory Lanez
There is also a dispute regarding
DNA on the gun. Rolling Stone magazine reported,
"His lawyer, Shawn Holley, argued Lanez did not
provide a third-party Twitter user and YouTube
personality known as DJ Akademiks with any discovery
in the case before Akademiks tweeted Feb. 23 that
'Tory Lanez DNA was not found on the weapon in the
Meg Thee Stallion case.'"
Rolling Stone also reported, "'What
he said is incorrect,' Holley told the court
Tuesday, referring to the now-deleted tweet that
caused a social media firestorm. 'What (DJ Akademiks)
said is that the DNA was not found on the weapon.
And in fact, the swab of the gun indicates
‘inconclusive,’ that there were four contributors.'"
"STORY SOURCE
Tory Lanez Handcuffed After Judge Says He
Violated Protective Orders in Megan Thee Stallion
Case
The rapper spent five hours in
custody before he was released on a higher $350,000
bail with the new “crystal clear” condition he can’t
mention Megan in any social media. Tory Lanez was
handcuffed and taken into custody in a Los Angeles
courtroom Tuesday after a judge found he violated
protective orders in his felony assault case
involving allegations he shot Megan Thee Stallion in
her feet nearly two years ago.
Judge David Herriford revoked
Lanez’s prior bail of $250,000 and raised it to
$350,000 after hearing nearly an hour of arguments
and finding that Lanez violated court orders
prohibiting him from contacting or harassing Megan
or discussing any discovery in the case with outside
parties.
The “Say It” rapper had a bondsman
with him for the morning hearing and spent about
five hours in custody. Once he was processed and
released, he climbed behind the wheel of a waiting
Lamborghini, telling Rolling Stone he felt
“amazing,” before he drove off.
Lanez, whose legal name is Daystar
Peterson, has pleaded not guilty in the high profile
case dating back to July 2020. He appeared in court
wearing a black tuxedo jacket over a black
turtleneck and was accompanied by his father and
several friends...
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