LOS ANGELES, CA– The Game, the prominent Compton rapper, has been tracked down and served legal papers by a private investigator as he continues to evade repercussions from a long-standing sexual battery civil suit. This latest development is part of a broader legal battle that has seen The Game fail to comply with a court-ordered judgment stemming from a 2016 lawsuit.
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>According to court documents obtained by AllHipHop, Priscilla Rainey, who filed the original lawsuit against The Game, has engaged private investigator Robert Sedillo Jr. to ensure that the rapper meets his legal obligations. Sedillo successfully served The Game with an order regarding the proposed sale of his Calabasas home, aimed at satisfying the $7 million debt owed to Rainey. The documents also included a notice of an upcoming court hearing scheduled for October 7.
The lawsuit in question, which has been ongoing since 2016, resulted in The Game being ordered to pay Rainey $7 million in damages. Despite this, the rapper has persistently refused to settle the debt. His defiance has led to further legal action, with Rainey now seeking to force the sale of The Game's home as a means of recovering the owed amount.
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The Game has consistently denied any wrongdoing and has openly criticized the accusations. In a statement posted to Instagram in 2016, he dismissed the claims and expressed his refusal to pay, stating, “Don’t be fooled by these accusations or the dollar amount in the headlines cause I put that on my favorite aunties poodle this broad ain’t gettin shit!” He further claimed that Rainey was merely seeking attention and that her lawsuit was an opportunistic move following her removal from the reality show they were both involved in.
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Rainey’s allegations revolve around an incident where she claimed that The Game forced “his hand inside her dress to rub her bare vagina and buttocks” after allegedly getting her intoxicated. The rapper has vehemently denied these accusations, asserting that Rainey’s lawsuit was a retaliatory measure for her dismissal from the show.
The legal saga has seen The Game make partial payments towards the judgment, amounting to just under $400,000, which were collected from his music royalties. However, this has not satisfied the full debt, leading to ongoing enforcement actions by Rainey’s legal team.
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The private investigator’s recent actions underscore the seriousness of the case and the efforts being made to ensure compliance with the court's orders.
The October 7 court date will be a critical juncture in the case, as The Game will have the opportunity to argue against the sale of his home and potentially propose alternative solutions for settling the debt. The rapper’s continued resistance and public statements have fueled media coverage and public interest in the case, adding to the already high-profile nature of the legal battle.
As this situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how The Game will address the court’s demands and whether he will be able to negotiate a resolution that avoids further financial and legal repercussions.
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The outcome of the upcoming hearing could have significant implications not only for The Game’s financial situation but also for his public image and ongoing career.
The case continues to draw attention from both fans and critics, with the legal and personal ramifications of the dispute serving as a reminder of the complex intersection between celebrity and the legal system. As The Game faces the consequences of his legal troubles, the resolution of this case will be closely watched by those invested in both his music career and the broader narrative of celebrity accountability.
