DaBaby is facing another lawsuit, this time over an altercation with a hotel employee. According to TMZ, a man named Cristofher Pocasangre has sued the multi-platinum selling rapper for assaulting at a Marriott hotel in Beverly Hills in December 2019.
Pocasangre is suing the artist for assault, battery, infliction of emotional distress and other charges after their confrontation. The victim claims that he was working at a Marriott near Beverly Hills, when he saw the rapper. He asked DaBaby for a photo, but the Cleveland born rapper declined. Pocasangre says he then took a selfie and DaBaby was not pleased.
When the surveillance footage surfaced earlier this year, DaBaby detailed his version of what happened in since-deleted Instagram post.
The hotel worker you see me ‘pushing’ came up to me outside the hotel & asked could he record a video me while I was holding my 2 year old daughter. I calmly and respectfully said no and explained to him that him posting a video of me at the time would compromise the safety of me and my child by letting social media know where we were staying.
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He continued,
After being told no still being on the clock at work he walked to the other side of the parking lot maybe 50 feet away and zoomed in while recording a video of me and my daughter on Snapchat after I politely asked him not to and gave him an explanation as to why I didn’t want him to.
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DaBaby didn’t deny putting his hands on the hotel employee but argued his actions were justified because he was protecting his daughter.
I told him to delete the video immediately and take his bitch ass back in the hotel and do his job since he wasn’t capable of being professional enough to abide by company policy while doing his job outside of the hotel.
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He added,
Upon entering the hotel I made him sit down and understand the fact that NO video is worth the safety of my child being compromised. Especially after I politely explained to him the reasoning behind me saying no. Not to mention the fact that he is at work and his job is to valet park cars not record customers and violate their privacy which I’m 100% sure is against employee policy at the hotel.
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DaBaby has not yet addressed the lawsuit publicly.
