Afroman heads to court this month after deputies sued him for turning their unfounded raid on his home into viral music videos that exposed their faces and actions when he used his security camera footage of the raid.

[paul@oldfriends.live]

Afroman heads to court this month after deputies sued him for turning their unfounded raid on his home into viral music videos that exposed their faces and actions when he used his security camera footage of the raid.

The trial begins March 16 in Adams County, #Ohio, where the legal battle between the rapper and law enforcement has become a test case for free speech rights in the digital age.

Afroman’s argument is straightforward: he documented what happened to him and turned his story into art. #Law #FreeSpeech

https://allhiphop.com/news/afroman-battles-deputies-in-court-over-viral-music-video-from-home-raid/

[jason844@mastodon.social]

@paul I'm with Afroman on this. It's free speech. We'll see how corrupt the courts are by how it's handled.

#USPol

[megatronicthronbanks@mastodon.social]

@paul And he wasn't High!

[realtegan@wandering.shop]

@paul

"Seven law enforcement officers claimed they suffered humiliation, ridicule, mental distress, and loss of reputation after seeing themselves in the videos."

I fail to see the downside...