Well, now it looks like he finally has a seat.
Drake is now scheduled to appear for deposit on Friday, lawyers claim that’s all for the title
Processor servers allegedly tried to serve subpoenas for Drake at his Beverly Hills home on Valentine’s Day, but his staff vehemently refused. According to court documents, Drake’s security guards threw the subpoena down his driveway after servers tried to obtain paperwork for the rapper ‘I’m Too Sexy’.
Drake is now scheduled to appear for testimony on Friday, which his attorney argues is just a way “to bring the celebrity spectacle into an otherwise ordinary trial and create title for the case.”
According to Miami emissaryMauricio Padilla, an attorney for Dedrick Williams, one of the three men charged with the murder of XXXTentacion, launched a petition last week asking Drake to testify.
Drake’s Armed Guards Throw Subpoenas Down His Driveway After Server Arrives on Valentine’s Day
In court documents shared on Twitter Monday by Los Angeles Journal legal reporter Meghann Cuniff, Padilla recalled how the effort was made to serve the subpoena on Drake’s side. outside his California home on Valentine’s Day.
However, the “armed guards” are said to not only kick the servers away but also kick subpoenas down the driveway.
Padilla wrote in the document shared by Cuniff: “The process attendant was met by armed guards who refused to accept service. “Armed guards closed the giant gate in front of the process server.
The processing server attempted to serve @Drake with a subpoena at his home in Beverly Hills on Valentine’s Day. It didn’t go well.
“Clearly, Drake’s employees believe kicking a subpoena is a legitimate way to refuse service.” pic.twitter.com/EpoHvIr35f
– Meghann Cuniff (@meghanncuniff) February 20, 2023
Padilla added: “After closing the gate in his face, the process server posted the subpoena, only for one of Mr Graham’s security guards to literally throw the subpoena down the long street. “
“Clearly, Drake employees believe kicking a subpoena is a legitimate way to deny service,” Padilla continued.
Meanwhile, Drake’s reps have yet to respond to a request for comment.
Four suspects arrested two months after XXXTentacion’s death, claiming no connection to Drake
XXX, whose real name is Jahseh Onfroy, was shot dead outside a motorcycle dealership in Deerfield Beach, Florida, on June 18, 2018. He was only 20 years old.
The young rapper was leaving the dealership when his car was stopped by an oncoming SUV. Two masked gunmen then confronted Onfroy, shooting him dead, before stealing the rapper’s personal belongings – later discovered to be a bag containing $50,000 in cash – and fleeing the scene. school, Shade room reported at that time.
In August 2018, two months after Onfroy’s death, four suspects — Michael Boatwright, Dedrick Williams, Robert Allen, and Trayvon Newsome — were arrested and charged with first-degree murder, robbery, and firearms.
Allen, who became a state witness, told the court last week that the group was not hired by anyone to kill XXXTentacion, after one of their defense attorneys tried to claim Drake hired them to kill XXX. , Shade room reported earlier this week.
The rapper once posted that Drake would be blamed if he died
The two artists had a feud at the time of the latter’s death, at one point XXX accused Drizzy of stealing his lyrics or style, sparking speculation that Drake hired them to kill a rap rival. mine.
And it was even more suspicious when XXX announced on social media in February 2018 that if he died, Drake would be the cause behind it, Padilla said on the first day of the trial on May 7. 2.
Onfroy was killed just months after that post in June 2018.
The rapper, whose real name is Jahseh Onfroy, once claimed on social media that if he died, Drake would be the reason behind it.
However, he later retracted that bold statement.
“If anyone tries to kill me it’s @champagnepapi [Drake’s Instagram handle]. I’m stealing right now. Onfroy posted before deleting it, along with a few other inflammatory posts.
Watch: XXXTentacion murder and court proceedings
XXX was ambushed after leaving the store in his BMW when Williams cut through the rapper’s sports car with his SUV, while Boatwright and Newsome rammed into XXXTentacion’s car to rob him, the public Prosecutor Pascale Achille told the court last Tuesday.
The trio ended up stealing about $50,000 XXXTentacion had in a Louis Vuitton bag before Boatwright shot him multiple times “without any provocation,” Achille said, Shade room report.
All three were tied to the shooting through surveillance footage and cell phone ping points, as well as the testimony of Robert Allen.
Achille said Allen pleaded guilty and is expected to testify in the trial.
The rapper is a platinum-selling rising star, his music exploring themes of prejudice and depression in his songs. However, XXX has been widely criticized following numerous arrests, including charges and arrests for beating and abusing his girlfriend.
