Killer Mike Sues Over Grammys Arrest, Blames Private Security

Tuesday, 4 February 2025
Killer Mike is suing over last year's arrest at the Grammys ... and he's laying the blame on the private security services hired to work the event. In a new lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, the rapper says he was stopped by security on his way to the red…

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Killer Mike has blamed his 2024 Grammys arrest on the security firms hired by the Recording Academy and is seeking damages for the distress and professional harm caused.

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