Justin Bieber, Kodak Black Sued Over Shooting At Super Bowl LVI Weekend After-Party

Justin Bieber and Kodak Black are being dragged to courtroom over a taking pictures that occurred following Justin’s live performance after-party throughout final 12 months’s Super Bowl weekend … two males who declare they had been struck by bullets are suing.

According to the lawsuit, obtained by TMZ, Mark Schaefer and Adam Rahman say they had been shot and severely injured within the February 2022 taking pictures exterior The Nice Guy in L.A. … they usually’re blaming Justin, Kodak and the venue.

TMZ broke the story … three folks, together with Kodak, had been shot exterior the occasion… and Kodak’s camp says when he was leaving the venue somebody in his crew received jumped by an unidentified assailant, with the rapper throwing himself into the combination to assist his pal out earlier than pictures rang out.

In the docs, the alleged victims declare Kodak was a significant catalyst within the taking pictures … they are saying he was attempting to trigger hurt and escalate the state of affairs they usually’re laying the blame for the taking pictures squarely on his shoulders.

What’s extra, the alleged victims declare safety on the venue was lax … they are saying the safety guards who had been employed could not deal with the job, and the venue, promoters and performers, due to this fact, bear some accountability, too.

The alleged victims are going after Kodak, Justin, The Nice Guy, The Hwood Group and Revolve Group, plus the City of Los Angeles, the City of West Hollywood and Los Angeles County for damages … they usually’re being repped by Gloria Allred.

Kodak’s legal professional, Bradford Cohen, tells TMZ … “I have seen a lot of bad complaints in my day. This is the most poorly drafted complaint I have seen in 26 years. I expect Kodak to be dismissed from this suit fairly quickly.”

Cohen continues … “There is zero specificity in the complaint and Ms. Allred groups the defendants all together instead of making specific allegations against each. It’s law school 101. I am embarrassed for Ms. Allred that she actually signed her name to that complaint.”