Game Has To Pay North Carolina Police 5 Million Dollars!!!

Court Ruling Says Game Owes Greensboro Officers $5 Million
It seems as if Game’s DVD “Stop Snitching/Stop Lying” is catching up
to him, as a North Carolina Court of Appeals ruled in favor of five
police officers, awarding each $1 million.

The officers claimed their appearance in Game’s DVD was defamation of
character. The officers arrested Game just hours before his scheduled
performance in Winston-Salem.

According to Fox News, Game’s entourage was confronted by mall
security and later police, as the rapper was filming for the DVD in
the Four Seasons Mall.

Game was eventually arrested for criminal trespassing, communicating
threats, and disorderly conduct, following repeated requests to leave
the mall .

In 2006 the officers filed the $5 million defamation suit, alleging
they were libeled, slandered and that their images were
misappropriated by Game and his Black Wall Street associates.

In addition to the defamation suit, the five officers who filed the
previous case also filed for $10 million in punitive damages, but that
suit was rejected by the same court of appeals.

“The trial court’s findings of fact were based upon competent evidence
and supported its conclusions of law, which in turn supported its
award of compensatory damages against Taylor,” the appeals court said
in Tuesday’s ruling. “However, the trial court’s finding regarding the
aggravating factor which supported the award of punitive damages
against Taylor failed to indicate that the aggravating factor was
established by clear and convincing evidence.”

As of now, Hien Nguyen, Matthew Brown, Ryan Childrey, Romaine Watkins,
and David Gregory are all being awarded $1 million dollars each for
their unauthorized and misrepresented role in the DVD.