Quavo Ordered To Pay Nearly $700,000 In Damages For Slapping Valet Driver In 2018

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Quavo Ordered To Pay Nearly $700,000 In Damages For Slapping Valet Driver In 2018
Rap star Quavo’s recent courtroom loss will cost him close to a million dollars.
A Nevada judge recently ordered the #migos member to cough up nearly $700,000 in damages for slapping a former valet driver back in 2018.
The incident happened at the Encore Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas where plaintiff Antonio Henry worked. Video footage shows the plaintiff getting into a physical altercation with Quavo, real name Quavious Keyate Marshall, 33, and several of his entourage members before the “Avalanche” artist is seen striking Henry across the face.

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Quavo’s attorney argued that Henry wasn’t seriously injured during the altercation and was instead pursuing what he called a “hip-hop lotto ticket.” However, a jury disagreed. Quavo was found liable and ordered to pay Henry $682,000 in compensatory and punitive damages for his physical and emotional injuries.
It does not appear Quavo has spoken publicly about the case at this time
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