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Jury sides with rapper Afroman in Adams County trial

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https://www.wcpo.com/news/local-news/afromans-defense-prepares-to-present-their-side-during-day-3-of-civil-trail
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nobadhotdog Mar 18, 2026 +4843
His video of him answering those questions was great. It was all predicated on the officers feeling hurt. What the F***
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Attention_Bear_Fuckr Mar 18, 2026 +3303
The female cop on the stand pretending to cry during his music video, lmao. Like how are you gonna get up on a stand and pretend to be so upset over a video of you violating another persons rights?
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Landon1m Mar 18, 2026 +2110
She was upset at the possibility of being held accountable
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Notsurehowtoreact Mar 18, 2026 +1028
Not even in a meaningful way really. She didn't get tried for commiting crimes, she merely got footage of herself included in a music video that explained what she did.  So she's not gonna lose her job, serve time, be punished financially, nope. She's merely going to have to live with the fact that others will now what she did, the horror.
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meatjuiceguy Mar 19, 2026 +347
She's wide open for a countersuit, and it's going to be really entertaining.
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Shredzz Mar 19, 2026 +142
I'm fairly certain he filed a countersuit after they sued him, and it was thrown out.
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OtherwiseAlbatross14 Mar 19, 2026 +216
We really gotta do something about qualified immunity
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jotheold Mar 19, 2026 +57
that so stupid, we literally saw cops stealing money from his house
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rooftopgoblin Mar 19, 2026 +58
the answer the sheriffs office gave was f****** insulting too. They originally claimed they seized 4,390 dollars, but upon second counting they actually only seized 4,000. I can't imagine how you can count to 4,390 but really mean 4,000
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DontRefuseMyBatchall Mar 19, 2026 +112
A music video that was mostly only known to fans of Afroman until like 2-3 days ago I might add; people remember the story, but not many folks actually bothered watching it till this shitshow unfolded.
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SciFiXhi Mar 19, 2026 +40
Streisand Effect in full swing.
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EDNivek Mar 19, 2026 +63
nah I did hear about it 3 years ago, but honestly forgot about it until I started seeing it today and found out he had new video on it.
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Dramatic_______Pause Mar 19, 2026 +195
Not quite. She won't be held accountable, the judge dismissed all of Afroman's counter-claims. This verdict doesn't rule that the Adam's Country Sheriff's Office did anything wrong, the verdict just rules that Afroman didn't do anything wrong writing songs about them raiding his house.
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PepperOk8849 Mar 19, 2026 +120
That's nonsense. If they raided him for no reason they should be accountable. The justice system isn't justicing correctly.
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The_BeardedClam Mar 19, 2026 +112
Correct, but under qualified immunity they get, well immunity while doing their "jobs". Which in Afroman's case was their job was busting his door, stealing his stuff, and destroying his property.
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Chance-the-Gardener Mar 19, 2026 +43
That job description sounds like it's in conflict with basic ethics, morality, and society. That's weird. I'm glad we legislated that conveniently out of consideration so we don't have to think about it.
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eruptingmoltenlava Mar 19, 2026 +38
I’m so glad you said that because it’s the perfect chance for me to point out that qualified immunity isn’t legislation, it’s wildly overpowered court precedent https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/qualified_immunity
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Gurlllllllll- Mar 19, 2026 +24
It's more nuanced than that. And by nuanced, I mean dumber, and by dumber, I mean judges are f****** idiots and the supreme court should be destroyed as an institution. What the f*** are we doing letting 9 wizards tell us about anything and inventing laws from nothing. They can't be sued individually as long as they don't violate someone's rights in a known way during the course of doing their job. And so in order to successfully sue a cop for violating your rights, you have to find a case where the cops were found to violate someone's rights in a near identical way to how they violated yours. Basically cops have a massive "first time's free" card for violating your rights, and if the circumstances vary ever so slightly, then wow, the second time's free too. You can't even sue them through statistical proofs that they regularly violate people's rights, because Clarence Thomas hates you, yes you, specifically.
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AnyProgressIsGood Mar 19, 2026 +63
The fact they sued and took it this far. They really are awful people
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DeadInternetTheorist Mar 19, 2026 +62
For real everything bad that has happened to her since she vandalized his house is her fault lol. That guy with the pedo brother talking about how he essentially couldn't show his face in public gave me faith that there's still some justice in the world. Like yeah dude, you're a shitty crooked cop, you aren't *supposed* to be able to show your face in public. We don't want people like you in polite society, take the f****** hint.
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22brew Mar 18, 2026 +113
Are you talking about Licc’em Low Lisa?
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Long_Run6500 Mar 19, 2026 +96
The amount of times they made her listen to liccem low lisa while she was on the stand was absolutely absurd. They replayed the exact same song for every single social media site where it was posted. I honestly don't think she was fake crying, it was savage... and done by her own attorney. As if the jury was going to be like, "oh it's fine that it was posted on twitter... but tiktok crosses the line!" I would have had so much trouble not bursting into laughter if I was on that jury.
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bigtice Mar 19, 2026 +29
> I honestly don't think she was fake crying, it was savage... and done by her own attorney. When the whole intent of their lawsuit was that it essentially hurt their feelings, the fake crying was wholly intentional. If winning their case involved playing the video that many times and ensuring that she *didn't* cry, I'd be easily convinced that there wouldn't have been a tear shed in that scenario.
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xasdfxx Mar 18, 2026 +150
criticizing pigs is very hurty to their fee-fees
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sewer_pickles Mar 19, 2026 +15
That would be Lick ‘em low Lisa
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IcyFaithlessness3570 Mar 18, 2026 +41
"If this doesn't work, [sniff] they'll start questioning our reason for breaking into his house! [Sniff sniff] 🥺"
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CygnusSong Mar 18, 2026 +110
You could tell from the way they were answering that they didn’t even make an attempt to understand the case they were trying to bring against him. It was really as simple as believing it was illegal for him to hurt their feelings
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SofieTerleska Mar 19, 2026 +25
The only thing more terrifying than the amount of power cops have is how dimwitted most of them seem to be. Your entire life can be turned upside down and ruined by someone who can't even coherently explain what they're objecting to about what you did except that it made them feel bad and must therefore be illegal.
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1-760-706-7425 Mar 18, 2026 +748
This shouldn’t surprise anyone. Cops do a lot of awful shit based solely on their feelings. The fact they effectively face no repercussions means this will keep happening.
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nobadhotdog Mar 18, 2026 +260
for the amount of armor, weapons and support they have, so many of them are f****** crybabies.
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darsynia Mar 18, 2026 +122
Their egos are completely built on the idea that they are doing something heroic every minute of every day, and anyone who disrespects that, who doesn't recognize that they could DIE AT ANY MINUTE, OKAY???? are worthless and need to be neutralized. That's the impression I get.
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nobadhotdog Mar 18, 2026 +88
don't pizza delivery drivers have a higher rate of death on the job?
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uzlonewolf Mar 19, 2026 +53
Yes, being a cop doesn't even crack the top 10 most dangerous jobs.
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Sweetwill62 Mar 19, 2026 +25
Gas station clerks are also much higher on the list than cops.
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felldestroyed Mar 19, 2026 +33
In my state (PA), the highest amount of police deaths since our founding happened due to Covid-19. Second highest? auto accidents.
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Squire_II Mar 19, 2026 +32
Cops dying in auto accidents is why it's a "dangerous job" and why other top-listed dangerous jobs are ones that also involve a lot of driving around (taxis, garbage trucks, USPS, etc). Cops and their mouthpieces like to act like cops are brave men and women protecting society from violence and chaos but the reality is that law enforcement exists primarily as a tool of the powerful to keep them safe from consequences of their actions and to protect their property.
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NeatNefariousness1 Mar 18, 2026 +95
What’s worse was that their misconduct damaged Mr. AfroMan's property and took money from him without cause, which is what triggered him to make fun of them in his video. Yet THE COPS decided that THEY would seek damages claiming THEY were wronged. Had they not over-played their hand people all over the country wouldn’t be talking about the one cop’s wife being convicted of theft and another cop’s brother being a convicted PDF. They brought this on themselves because of their poor character and bad faith lawlessness. ETA: Thank you to u/Ladydomme for the kind award!
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Squire_II Mar 19, 2026 +34
> and another cop’s brother being a convicted PDF. Is that better or worse than being a convicted JPG?
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tinysydneh Mar 19, 2026 +19
As much as I hate the childish "PDF" thing, okay, that was funny as hell.
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100_xp Mar 19, 2026 +34
Cops are as dramatic as soccer players
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Grey_0ne Mar 19, 2026 +36
This shit was already settled well-established case law and should have never been allowed to proceed in the first place... Ask the important question of why the judge didn't throw it out for lack of merit.
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twenafeesh Mar 18, 2026 +3618
Of course they did. The police whining about Afroman using his own security footage of them while they searched for drugs that didn't exist is just hilarious. How many people only know about this *because* they sued Afroman? I'm one.  Edit: ["Uh, maybe the drugs are behind the couch?"](https://youtu.be/oponIfu5L3Y)
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iltopop Mar 18, 2026 +662
"Why you disconnecting my video camera" IMHO is a better song to come out of this. "80 pounds of weed in my custom suites? Any kidnapping victims in my gator boots? What do you see in my CDs? Look at the screen, can you see deez?"
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Inspiringhope11 Mar 19, 2026 +214
Lemon Poundcake. Its the very best
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uno_name_left Mar 19, 2026 +67
Why does the warrant say narcotics and kidnapping? Well I get narcotics, but why kidnapping 🎶
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Miguel-odon Mar 19, 2026 +30
It should be illegal for police to disconnect security systems or destroy records of what they do.
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Deranged40 Mar 19, 2026 +28
It is! It is a very plain example of tampering with evidence. Cops, simply don't get held accountable when they do illegal things though. They were counter-sued. That was immediately thrown out.
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redrub Mar 18, 2026 +141
Don't forget about the "kidnapping victims" in his suit pockets, or under his desk.
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Matty359 Mar 18, 2026 +418
I had no clue this was going on. I'm following the case from Portugal 🤣🤣
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Bjens Mar 18, 2026 +185
Norway too! How can this guy be more of a legend!
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Matty359 Mar 18, 2026 +76
He's a source of inspiration. If the police messes with me for some reason, I know how to react 🤣
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GoRedTeam Mar 19, 2026 +54
[He's the legend behind this absolute American classic. ](https://youtu.be/Ls4qXjZtZXI?si=6JEajZQIvCYtLe1g)
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Specialist_Class2980 Mar 18, 2026 +43
Be sure to watch the Lemon Pound Cake song video...
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WizCapskins Mar 18, 2026 +131
The Streisand effect in play
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jsilvrs Mar 18, 2026 +47
Today is the first time I've heard about this. So glad they sued or I would have missed this. Now all my friends at work will get to hear about it tomorrow.
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lilyeister Mar 19, 2026 +17
"Will you help me repair my door" and "Lemon Pound Cake" are both wonderful
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Worth-Jicama3936 Mar 19, 2026 +16
“Why they searching for kidnapping victims and narcotics? Ok, I get narcotics.”
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adventurousintrovert Mar 19, 2026 +11
They took his cash too. Corrupt as shit. They deserved every public flogging Afroman gave them
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Xaxxon Mar 18, 2026 +27
> "Mr. Foreman perpetuated lies intentionally..." Technically they were complaining that he wasn't being truthful. Jury disagreed, of course.
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slumvillain Mar 18, 2026 +1894
Isn't it interesting that sheriff's departments, police departments can post up your mugshot on their official Twitter or Facebook page, innocent until proven guilty. And they'll just let the court of public opinion tear a community member to shreds until the court date. Funny how cops don't like that shit when the shoe is on the other foot huh?
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couchbutt Mar 18, 2026 +429
Bullies never do.
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XK8lyn88x Mar 19, 2026 +151
I had a coworker who got arrested in a large drug bust. His mugshot was posted everywhere, he was fired from his full time job and his son was being bullied over it. The charges were dropped within a few days because he was completely innocent and only charged because he was friends with someone who was involved. Not one post or article about the charges being dropped because there was no evidence against him. Some people still think he’s a big drug trafficker.
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Monteze Mar 19, 2026 +40
I've been called unreasonable for this but they honestly shouldn't even put cuffs on folks without evidence first and no booking without it. The process *is* the punishment, and we need to f****** recognize it. Why are they enacting real consequences for suspicion? Defaming someone on a hunch? F*** them and f*** the system, I am not going to pretend if we put those barriers in place that suddenly the streets will be filled with criminals.
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mmmarkm Mar 19, 2026 +41
This is not hyperbole: police in a small town i used to live in posting a mugshot & allegations led to an argument in the comments that resulted in one commenter driving to another commenters house and getting shot. The guy who fired the gun was the one saying “isn’t posting this mugshot unethical?” and the guy who got shot apparently loves police allegations and driving to people’s houses to keep “debating” Facebook comments in person 
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Homesick_Martian Mar 19, 2026 +18
Why is it always the ones who “love the law” that are so quick to jump to breaking it?
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Lost_Birthday_3138 Mar 19, 2026 +12
Next up: let's get rid of the authoritarian "qualified immunity." Would love watching all the rats leave the sinking ship.
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Cashisking1985 Mar 18, 2026 +8239
We need a documentary on this asap!
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ChungLingS00 Mar 18, 2026 +4717
Or a music video...
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bitchpiana Mar 18, 2026 +1585
I was gonna go to court but then...
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Im_better_than__u Mar 18, 2026 +1009
I fucked your wife - Afroman
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DontDoomScroll Mar 18, 2026 +749
**Judge**: Does it paint you in a false light? **Cop**: Yes, that my wife is cheating on me with Mr. Foreman. **Judge**: But we all know that's not true, correct? **Cop**: I don't know. (wildly shrugging). **Judge**: You don't know if your wife is cheating on you or not? **Cop**: (raises eyebrows high) You want to go there? **Judge**: No, I just want to ask that question because you said you didn't know.
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dseanATX Mar 18, 2026 +609
It was Afroman's attorney. The cop didn't answer the question because 1) if she was cheating, it's true and not defamation, and 2) if she's not and no reasonable person would believe she's cheating on him with Afroman, then it's not defamation. That's the *Flynt v. Falwell* case from the movie. The only way it's defamation is if a reasonable person would believe his wife was banging Afroman (and that's probably her defamation claim, not his).
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Zakblank Mar 18, 2026 +372
If "I fucked your wife/mom/sister" was actually defamation, a lot of people on the internet would be fucked themselves.
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pass_nthru Mar 18, 2026 +187
every COD lobby ever
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noeagle77 Mar 19, 2026 +77
On that note, I fucked your mom!
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ImRespondingToABum Mar 19, 2026 +26
*aggressive blowing into the mic*
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Ordinary-Leading7405 Mar 19, 2026 +49
That’s correct. And I did f*** your wife.
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Stoneheart7 Mar 19, 2026 +32
I also ~~choose~~ fucked this guy's ~~dead~~ wife.
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Chaosmusic Mar 18, 2026 +53
>That's the *Flynt v. Falwell* case from the movie. Reverend Falwell, have you ever had sex with your mother in an outhouse?
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dseanATX Mar 19, 2026 +25
“And no one would believe you’d have sex with your mother in an outhouse right?” “Of course” /case over
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RellenD Mar 18, 2026 +56
That's not the judge, that's Afroman's attorney. I didn't understand some of this. He responded to this kind of questions with "ask your client" and the judge considered that an actual answer.
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red286 Mar 18, 2026 +59
>He responded to this kind of questions with "ask your client" and the judge considered that an actual answer. That is an answer. It's an impertinent one and not relevant, but it is an answer all the same. If he's being asked to substantiate why he thought the claim was legitimate and that's his response, it's basically admitting that the claim was not legitimate. It's like if I asked you to tell me why you think it's believable that OP fucked your mom, and you respond with "blow it out your ass". It's impertinent and not relevant to the question, but I can also surmise from it that you have no legitimate reason to believe that happened, else you would have simply told me that.
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strugglz Mar 18, 2026 +68
> Cop: (raises eyebrows high) You want to go there? Ah yes, the reaction of an emotionally stable person.
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Kona_KG Mar 18, 2026 +86
Threatening a judge is a choice... Edit: Not sure if this was the judge or defense lawyer, even though the comment above states it was the judge.
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ZeppMan217 Mar 18, 2026 +92
I think that was Afroman's lawyer questioning the cop. 
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Kona_KG Mar 18, 2026 +17
Added an edit comment.
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NotUniqueWorkAccount Mar 18, 2026 +55
I was gonna let you know she a cheater....
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Wyden_long Mar 18, 2026 +37
But I was f****** yo wife
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Negroni808 Mar 18, 2026 +27
Mad at the world, and hate yo liiife
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Shyface_Killah Mar 18, 2026 +20
Yeahheeeey! So I fucked your wife So I fucked your wife So I fucked your wife
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coleary11 Mar 18, 2026 +31
And the cop doesn't deny it... https://x.com/i/status/2034297479902929199
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Hrmerder Mar 18, 2026 +28
But then I got high
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vegetaman Mar 18, 2026 +192
He’s already dropped a handful of wild diss track bangers this week.
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Comfortable-Pea-1312 Mar 18, 2026 +29
My new ringtone just arrived.....
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Panthean Mar 18, 2026 +81
[Afroman has several music videos ](https://www.youtube.com/@ogafroman/videos)related to this, I'm sure more will be to come after this!
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spinnyround Mar 18, 2026 +42
90 minute musical wide release with a custom Afro popcorn bucket 
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Largofarburn Mar 18, 2026 +66
“The Adam’s county sherif can suck deez nutz” It practically writes itself.
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Hurrly90 Mar 18, 2026 +21
nah that would be silly , you cant make a music video about someone eating some of Mommas Lemon Pound Cake.
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lukeknudson Mar 18, 2026 +302
You can watch him answer all the lawyer's questions online. Plus watch his last two music videos. It's already a documentary and a musical.
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Teantis Mar 19, 2026 +105
For anyone reading this you can watch clips online of the testimony of the officers. The defense lawyer played the entire music video of the "officer defamed about liking poundcake" while that officer was on the stand. It's great courtroom stuff.
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nightpanda893 Mar 19, 2026 +101
The defense handled this so well. From playing the whole video to him wearing that suit. Their whole case was predicated on the fact that a reasonable person wouldn’t take him seriously. So they leaned into the absurdity of all of it.
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Even_Spite8247 Mar 19, 2026 +63
It really was excellent defense work. It also helped that the cops took themselves and the situation WAY too seriously 🐖
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SofieTerleska Mar 19, 2026 +30
That officer's ex-wife telling his own lawyer on the stand that she'd taken out a restraining order against him when they divorced was a perfect stepping on a rake moment. He didn't need to ask her if she'd ever taken out a defensive order against him, let alone ask her *without knowing the answer.*
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lollypatrolly Mar 19, 2026 +10
>That officer's ex-wife telling his own lawyer on the stand that she'd taken out a restraining order against him when they divorced was a perfect stepping on a rake moment. He didn't need to ask her if she'd ever taken out a defensive order against him, let alone ask her without knowing the answer. This makes me suspect the officer lied to his own lawyer about it, which is monumentally stupid.
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S4VN01 Mar 18, 2026 +1286
"All of this is their fault," Foreman said on Tuesday. "If they hadn't wrongly raided my house, there would be no lawsuit, I would not know their names, they wouldn't be on my home surveillance system, and there would be no songs ... my money would still be intact." Speak the truth Afroman
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Advanced-Prototype Mar 18, 2026 +210
I hope they had to pay Foreman's legal bills for this nonsense.
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excellent_sammiches Mar 19, 2026 +90
The taxpayers pay this, of course.
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MrGrick Mar 19, 2026 +101
Thats the best part. They sued as individuals, not cops. Sure the taxes pay their salaries but the cost will directly hurt them as individuals, not just come out of the citys coffers.
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Irregular475 Mar 19, 2026 +18
Yes!!! At least they have face some accountability.
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kelskelsea Mar 19, 2026 +23
It’s a civil case
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ForensicPathology Mar 19, 2026 +90
Yep, and the videos would have stopped and been one time things years ago if they hadn't decided to keep using him.  There's a reason lolcows were called that in the early internet.
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jsting Mar 19, 2026 +66
His lawyer was great. Called a cop a "son of a b****" to his face. Also pedo to another and a bunch of other stuff. You being a son of a b**** is an opinion correct? Because there's no way to prove whether you are a son of a b**** or not.
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Training_Complex_731 Mar 19, 2026 +69
I loved when one cop tried to claim that Afroman exposed private facts about him, and the lawyer said something like "he said you have a receding hairline and that you're a dipshit. Which of those is a private fact?"
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Sedert1882 Mar 18, 2026 +2059
hahaha! Brilliant outcome for freedom of speech and Afroman!
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EllisDee3 Mar 18, 2026 +364
And music! Those songs are bangers.
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64557175 Mar 18, 2026 +170
And lemon pound cake. Justice at last!
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mobius_sp Mar 18, 2026 +31
Justice at last, justice at last! That pound cake went straight to that cop’s ass!
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1-760-706-7425 Mar 18, 2026 +54
But, but… they made that cop cry. 😭
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[deleted] Mar 18, 2026 +16
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Fuzzy_Donl0p Mar 18, 2026 +87
afroman is doing more to protect civil rights and liberties than literally anyone in congress.
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Several-Opposite-746 Mar 18, 2026 +264
Try to set him up with false warrant, kick the shit of his house, steal money and f*** up his life. I hope the State didn't fund or provide assistance with this lawsuit. Poor Popo, they were made fun of and were embarrassed. Waahh.
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Resident_Manner9173 Mar 19, 2026 +27
Prob funded by cop union 
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whowhodillybar Mar 18, 2026 +1473
Good. They got their feelings hurt after getting called out doing shit like disconnecting his cameras and going thru his cloth pockets looking for bricks of weed. Yup they would be in his wallet and CD cases guys.
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auto-bahnt Mar 18, 2026 +442
Just imagine how many Americans this happens to that dont have a platform to hit back. America is fucked.
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FermFoundations Mar 18, 2026 +313
Looking for cash to pocket, obviously
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geckosean Mar 18, 2026 +444
I mean yeah, literally. They STOLE $4000 from Afroman during the raid (“civil forfeiture” my ass). When they returned it, $400 was missing. And let’s be real, it only got returned because it was a huge PR problem. If this was some random dude they stole from he could kiss that money goodbye.
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whowhodillybar Mar 18, 2026 +175
Yep. John Oliver did a segment on it in 2014. [John Oliver Civil Forfeiture.](https://youtube.com/watch?v=3kEpZWGgJks). It’s bullshit they can just take your cash and you are guilty until proven innocent. Nice that we have done nothing about this problem since then, right? We know it’s a problem and just turn a blind eye to it I guess.
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KarmaticArmageddon Mar 19, 2026 +40
*You're* not guilty until proven innocent, technically, since that'd be illegal. That's why they charge your *property* with a crime and your *property* is guilty until proven innocent because property doesn't have rights. This leads to insane court cases like *State of Alabama v. $3,000 cash*. It's an absurd legal loophole that should be obviously illegal.
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FermFoundations Mar 19, 2026 +36
They can take ur whole house with that
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PiccoloAwkward465 Mar 19, 2026 +41
I had cops just straight up steal a $20 outta my wallet once. I would say who risks their job over $20 but we all know that was never a risk.
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bobbymcpresscot Mar 19, 2026 +11
Likely only got attention because it’s Afroman this is what’s achievable by people working together in the face of injustice.
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WorthPlease Mar 19, 2026 +34
They also confiscated thousands of dollars in cash from his safe because they just assumed it was from selling weed....because why else would a black guy have thousands of dollars in cash?
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disolv Mar 19, 2026 +15
I feel like it needs to be understood that they did NOT have their feelings hurt. They simply saw an opportunity for a payday. This is obvious when you see them lying through their teeth on the stand. Does anyone really believe that cop is unsure if Afroman fucked his wife? No. They are full of shit and their basis for the case was also bullshit.
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Meromero73 Mar 18, 2026 +479
Celebratory lemon pound cake inbound.
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fruitloop00001 Mar 18, 2026 +52
How do we know there aren't drugs in it??? On second thought, I will have some.
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HeyThanksIdiot Mar 19, 2026 +30
Looping the clip of that chub-a-bub cop doing a double take while walking past the lemon pound cake got funnier and funnier the more times it played in the music video! Had me dying by the end.
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Tall_poppee Mar 18, 2026 +198
>"They're public officials. They're going to he held to a higher standard." Maybe, but their conduct wasn't even to the normal standard based on the video. The cops looked like idiots in the video, and if they thought suing would change America's opinion of them, well, no. The lawsuit will just put more money in Afroman's pocket lol (ultimately, I'm sure his lawyer wasn't c****). *Osborne then turned and gestured to Foreman, who has worn an American flag suit to court, with matching sunglasses, each day.* *"Look at that suit," Osborne said. "Does this look like a man who thinks that everybody's going to assume that everything he's saying is fact?"* I would have a hard time not chuckling out loud over that, if I were a juror.
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LinuxBroDrinksAlone Mar 19, 2026 +62
Watching his testimony in that outfit was hilarious. Especially when he went off saying they wouldn't be here if his house hasn't been raided. Also the clip of Lisa crying in court when the song was playing, them the camera zooms out and pans to afroman in his suit and you can see him kind of bobbing his head along to the beat. The man spent the entire court case aura farming.
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Numerous_Photograph9 Mar 18, 2026 +673
Can't wait for the song produced about this case.
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Quesabirria Mar 18, 2026 +500
He put this song out during the trial. He's wearing the same suit [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4AiuqQpB1U](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4AiuqQpB1U)
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donedamndoing Mar 18, 2026 +203
That man just showed everyone a master class in trolling. He absolutely knew he'd win and gave no fucks.
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Nick_crawler Mar 19, 2026 +73
He came to play at my college about 15 years ago (yes, he and I are both old), and he would just ditch some songs midway through if he thought the crowd wasn't feeling them. He wasn't remotely bothered that something he wrote and produced wasn't getting applause, he just moved on. What I'm saying is yeah, that dude gives the least amount of fucks I've ever seen, and watching that attitude play out across this dumb saga has been incredible.
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siccoblue Mar 19, 2026 +26
Yeah because the lawsuit is bullshit. You have zero right to privacy in public and you have zero right to privacy while invading the home of an innocent (or guilty) individual. If the property is not your own and it is not a legally protected space you have zero protections against being on camera. As it should be. If you didn't have the right to record your own home and publish footage of the police or anyone else (within reason, don't put a camera in your toilet bowl, obviously) then what exactly stops the police or anyone else from breaking in and planting evidence? What stops them from coming in intent on killing you and claiming self defense? If this went any other way it would be a shocking move towards impeding on the right to protect yourself in your personal domain
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fightingjustices Mar 19, 2026 +44
Wait so is the cop the guy in the car accident too? My god Afroman just jumped 100 places in my favorite people pool lol
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Coinsworthy Mar 18, 2026 +154
*'Defamation was the case that they gave me'*
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wasteymclife Mar 18, 2026 +52
*'Green is the color of my settlement'*
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greensalty Mar 18, 2026 +30
Not even joking he recorded one in his car on the drive home from court.
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chogram Mar 18, 2026 +27
He's actually released 5 videos in the last 5 days about various people involved. Batteram Hymn of the police whistle blower is my favorite so far. https://www.youtube.com/@ogafroman/videos I have to think that he's working one (if he doesn't already have it recorded) about this latest lawsuit as well.
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DistanceToEmpty Mar 18, 2026 +67
[You're not going to believe this, but...](https://youtu.be/9xxK5yyecRo?si=4yF5-nkGDs6ZUGzW)
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Numerous_Photograph9 Mar 18, 2026 +25
I knew about this one. I meant the followup sequal based on this lawsuit.
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mistersmiley318 Mar 18, 2026 +25
There's a new one [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM8Ee6p6XvQ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HM8Ee6p6XvQ)
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Numerous_Photograph9 Mar 18, 2026 +25
Damn, already taken down apparently.
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gotohellwithsuperman Mar 18, 2026 +107
I never knew about all this until that fat bald cop was on the stand crying about how badly his feelings were hurt because he was called bald and fat. It was awesome. What a tubby, bald, whiny crybaby you are Deputy Phil Dip-Shit Receding Hairline Collins.
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Noof42 Mar 18, 2026 +232
How did this even make it to trial? Seems so clear cut.
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LiquidAether Mar 18, 2026 +231
Cops are always given the benefit of the doubt, even though they don't deserve it.
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starrpamph Mar 18, 2026 +132
All of the senensitive cops know everyone in that room
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Accomplished-Cow-234 Mar 18, 2026 +47
This is exactly why we need to have more actual trials with a jury. If you want people to respect the law then their peers should be the ones maming the judgements. We've plea bargained away our constitutional rights.
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Talk-O-Boy Mar 18, 2026 +34
Cops bro. Cops. They do not abide by the same judicial system as us.
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rationalsarcasm Mar 18, 2026 +30
The judge was VERY forgiving to the cops. Which should be expected...
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KevSmileTime Mar 18, 2026 +25
Adams County is like 99% white. I'm sure they thought it would go their way.
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TrojanVP Mar 18, 2026 +229
Hahahaha those cops embarrassed them selves again for nothing. “I’m not certain Afroman isn’t f****** my wife”
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SucculentVariations Mar 18, 2026 +85
That would make a hilarious bumper sticker
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Blueshockeylover Mar 18, 2026 +45
My favorite part of the whole thing.
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gotohellwithsuperman Mar 19, 2026 +24
Please, if there is any justice in the world, let it come out that Afroman is indeed f****** that dinguses wife.
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Talk-O-Boy Mar 18, 2026 +73
>Osborne then turned and gestured to Foreman, who has worn an American flag suit to court, with matching sunglasses, each day. >”Look at that suit," Osborne said. "Does this look like a man who thinks that everybody's going to assume that everything he's saying is fact?" This sounds like some shit Saul Goodman would do.
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corvettee01 Mar 19, 2026 +28
What are you going to believe, a man in an American flag suit, or your own lying eyes as you watch the cops caught on the video tapes?
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bjbyrne Mar 18, 2026 +67
> “The sheriff’s deputies claimed those videos have damaged their reputation and made it difficult for them to effectively enforce the law.” Why would they start doing that now?
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FartCityBoys Mar 19, 2026 +15
If that’s true it seems like the should be fired - I mean they are admitting in court that they can’t effectively do their jobs.
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GotMoFans Mar 18, 2026 +164
Watch these music videos. Cops sued for defamation of character. [Will You Help Me Repair My Door](https://youtu.be/0bNy7XO-SCI) [Lemon Pound Cake](https://youtu.be/9xxK5yyecRo)
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NeilPatrickWarburton Mar 18, 2026 +85
You forgot the best one - [Licc’em Low Lisa](https://youtu.be/7wWQxSV8CK8?si=0l2BCl-Fo4z1X08G)
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kog Mar 19, 2026 +11
Thanks, I hadn't seen that one yet!
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IrishPorpoise Mar 18, 2026 +366
Good. F*** the police
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1speedbike Mar 18, 2026 +187
That song was actually brought up by the defense as an example of musical artistic expression, just like Afroman was doing with his song 🤣
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entenduintransit Mar 19, 2026 +12
NWA out here helping set legal (well, civil technically) precedents. Legends.
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houstonyoureaproblem Mar 18, 2026 +73
A victory for America
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martapap Mar 18, 2026 +58
I'm glad he won. Viva Free speech.
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microlinux Mar 18, 2026 +60
Best line from the defense, "Look at that suit, does this look like a man who thinks that everybody's going to assume that everything he's saying is fact?"
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Hsensei Mar 18, 2026 +40
The fox news defense, nice tactic
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Major__de_Coverly Mar 18, 2026 +93
Someone had never heard of the Streisand Effect. 
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AntiWork-ellog Mar 18, 2026 +28
I was gonna not violate people's 4th amendment rights But then I got high 
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GLAvenger Mar 19, 2026 +27
Time to relisten to Will You Help Me Repair My Door in celebration. "The warrant said "Narcotics and kidnapping" Are you kidding? I make my money, rapping. Why does the warrant say "Narcotics?" (Well, I know narcotics) But why kidnapping?"
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chaldea_fgo Mar 19, 2026 +28
Don't do the crime, if you can't handle the rhyme
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apathetic_revolution Mar 18, 2026 +97
Does this mean they’re going to pay for his door?
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coleary11 Mar 18, 2026 +42
I mean, I think he had merch temporarily. Surely this win is a green light for all new merch, right?
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aperrien Mar 18, 2026 +16
I want to know if he's selling copies of his flag suit!
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Fofolito Mar 19, 2026 +16
Anything regarding the search of his house, destruction of his property, or theft of his property will be handled through a separate civil suit. Afroman was sued in Civil Court by the Sheriff's Deputies who alleged that his songs were defamatory, which is an entirely separate legal issue than Afroman's \[legal\] complaints that the Sheriff's Department violated his rights, destroyed his property, and illegally took possession of his money. He would file that suit against the Sheriff's Department.
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flareblitz91 Mar 18, 2026 +33
No. That's not what the case was about. They sued HIM for defamation. It didn't have anything to do with their actions as police.
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JeniasDad Mar 18, 2026 +76
We need to get rid of qualified immunity.
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dmtjiminarnnotatrdr Mar 18, 2026 +23
I hope that Afroman turns this whole thing into an album at this point. Also, in finding for the defendant, I was kind of hoping that the judge was going to say something about attorney's fees, court costs, and the cost of one lemon pound cake.
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Complex-Quantity7694 Mar 19, 2026 +20
Those dip shit cops went from being embarrassed locally to being humiliated globally and got nothing out of the deal. This is great.
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MrRourkeYourHost Mar 18, 2026 +15
It’s so strange seeing something go right in the U.S. It’s hard to even believe.
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GauchoFromLaPampa Mar 18, 2026 +15
So he won, made a banger video with lots of views, and attracted a lot of new people who didn't know who he was. Thats a huge W.
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aWildCanadian Mar 18, 2026 +30
Afroman is the best. A solid catalogue of raps and a real dude. His Christmas album is lots of fun. Congrats to the Hungry Hustler!
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zbend Mar 18, 2026 +34
I liked when the lawyer was saying it damaged their reputation, so doing shitty things gives you a bad reputation? And you think the issue is that your shitty things were broadcast not that you did said shitty things? Tell me your maga without telling me your maga.
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JuxtaTerrestrial Mar 19, 2026 +11
I just want to narrow in on one part of the lawyer questioning him on the stand. He's asking questions to try and undermine the claim that the police stole the money and about the missing amount. Like he's saying 'you claim the police stole your money'. But that's not something up for debate. To steal something is to take something that doesn't belong to you without permission. They police *gave him back his money*. Which means they had his money. And he didn't give them permission to have it. That's theft. The amount taken and returned is an additional issue on top of the initial theft that isn't even disputed. If i steal gold bars from fort knox, but give them back when they get mad, i still stole the gold bars. That is of course, not include some shit legal definition that may exclude cops from being prosecuted for stealing shit, but by any reasonable definition of the words the police plainly, factually, stole his money. Come on
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LunchEquivalent769 Mar 18, 2026 +24
Has he counter sued yet?
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ChronoLink99 Mar 18, 2026 +32
He was gonna counter-sue, but then he got high.
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Jackdawgedmyfoot Mar 19, 2026 +12
You know what? Our guy keeps a clean home. And I love that. All the security footage shows a relatively tidy place. My apartment is an absolute mess. His is so nice. Like he had no idea the police were coming and it was just a random day and he left the house so nice. Shoes organized. Not a mess in the kitchen. Bedroom looking great. He Poppins’s his house. Not a wrinkle on his leafy bedspread. Good job Afroman
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Least_Gain5147 Mar 19, 2026 +10
"All of this is their fault," Foreman said on Tuesday. "If they hadn't wrongly raided my house, there would be no lawsuit, I would not know their names, they wouldn't be on my home surveillance system, and there would be no songs ... my money would still be intact."
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michaelpinkwayne Mar 18, 2026 +34
Those cops are a f****** joke. That county’s PD is probably just one big constitutional violation . Glad justice was served at least in one little corner of the planet today. 
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